The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Daily threatening but fails to rain.

Daily threatening but fails to rain.
We're still waiting for the railroad boom.
For family liquors 60 to Sam e. Wsrthei'
mer.
Supt. H. A. Cohen Of the DeLsmsr Com.
pany, returned this afternoon from his trip
to Seligman.
Ernest L. Godbs returned from Salt Lake
Tuesday, looking as we'll as ever after his
prolonged spell Of sickness.
George Williams went to Bulionville this
afternoon and will continue on in the morn.
ing for Salt Lake to be absent several weeks
Mark Church and VIM. Whestley are
finishing up the repairs to the timbering at
the top Of the pump compartment of the r.
& E. shaft.
The Phonograph will not be exhibited
until several new articles are substituted in
the battery which were broken in trans
mission here.
w. II. Perry returned yesterday from the
northern end Of the state. prepared with
stock etc., to enter on the Milford stage
line on the lst, together with ]. A. Denton.
Lack of vitality and oolor-matter in the
bulbs causes the hair to fall out and turn
gray. We recommend Halls Hair remover
to prevent badness and grayn ess.
Assessor H. Z. Prudential, having
reached the A. 4 p. road on his assessing
tour, took run to San Francisco to view
the Midwinter Fair, from which point he
starts back to-day.
News is received Of tho death Of Charles
H. Bell at Butler, WaukshsA County Wis,
of paralysis Deceased resided here some
years ago aud taught school for several
terms at Clover, Eagle and Spring Valleys
The Yuba continues regular shipments of
ore Of grade which with silver at its old
price would make it dividend payer, but
which now leaves only a fair margin of
profit to the lessee, the Polaris Mining Co.
Any report connected with the amalgama.
ton of the P. c. Co., with the Utah L
Nevada Company is eagerly discussed, since
the building Of the U. P. on the existing
grade would place Phoebe once more,
strictly in it"
George Nssbitt returned from Ferguson
District Monday, where he spent several
days looking up millsite. He expects to
work ore from the Magnolia and the Flag.
staff mines and to utilize the water from the
Cedar Wash Springs.
The Board of School Examiners was in
'ession to-day examining applicants. Misses
Annie Ronnow and Mary Syphus are appli.
eants for certificates. George s. Sawyer
and +. E. Edwards are the local members Of
the examining Board.
A. s. Thompson has just received q car.
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Soda
and Sarsaparills. which he 10 offering at
reasonable figures and delivered free to any
part Of town.
After very successful terms 10 each, both
departments of our public schools closed to.
day for the summer. Miss Kate Courtney
in the grammar department, and Miss
Maggie Clinton in the primary, have both
made excsllent progress with their pupils.
1T has cured Others and will cure you" i,
true only of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
motto suits the medicine and the medicine
the motto. What better assurance could
you have that a remedy will cure you, thar
the fact that it has cured such multitudei
of others!
]. Eisenmann wishes to call the attention
Of those desiring to build. to the fact that hi
has just received carload Of glazed window
sash, all sizes; also panel, sash and screer
doors, together with white lead, paints
oils and nails, which will be sold cheaper
than ever, but only for cash.
George s. SAWYER has brought suit in tn,
District Court against II. A. Cohen, Mrs
Julia McFadden, the estate Of James Nc
Fadden deceased and ]. Nesbitt L Bro fo
$1,000 for legal services connected with tn,
Jim Crow mine up to the time of its recen
sale. The case will come up for trial at tn,
next sitting.
Since Phoebe is not to celebrate this year
the folks Of Eagle Valley have decided t.
help out the matter and will boom the 4th
themselves. They extend an invitation t.
all Piochers to come out and join them tina
day. This will be Q good opportunity t.
enjoy the day, and to see one Of tn
prettiest valleys to b found in this section
After considerable delay in looking int
the matter, the Internal Revenue officer
have issued certificates Of residence to al
the Chinese applicants from this section
The photographs sent in were not as requir
ed by law, in being smaller than dssignats'
and the subjects in 3 number Of cases hsv
ing head coverings. etc. The difficulty o
securing pictures at ell, and the fact that
all the applicants had done their best t
comply with the law, was considered, and
the certificates accordingly Issued.