The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


on Tuesday.
A. W. Geer of Pahranagat Valley. is In
town to-day.
For family liquorslgo to Sam e. Wsrthei'
mer.
It has frozen nearly every night this week
in the valleys north of town.
With court over, the streets of the town
present deserted appearance.
Mrs. M. J. Carman entered upon the
duties of postmaster here on the first inst.
J. q. Mcmillan Of Ogden who attended
the recent sitting of the District Court. re-
turned home on Sunday
H. A. Cohen, Superintendent Of the De
Lamar Co., returned from Salt Lake Sunday
and went through to the mines.
D, A. Reeves and A. W. Ellis left for
Salt Lake last Sunday both expecting to be
absent some considerable length Of time.
New buildings continue to 20 up at
Reeves and it Is generally believed it will
prove the main town Of Ferguson District
Mrs. Rosder and family returned from
Pahranagst Valley yesterday where they
have been spending several weeks on the
ranch.
Sunday was gala day at Highland,
picnic occurring. Every team in town was
brought into requisition and general good
time was had.
The recent ore development in the Yubs
continues to improve and good shipment
of first grade ore is looked for before the
pocket is exhausted.
Frank Godbe and family who have been
with us for the past week attending court
aud visiting relatives and friends, returned
to Salt Lake yesterday.
The telephone posts between Phoebe and
Ferguson District are now all In place and
only wait completion which will DO effected
as soon as the wire arrives.
When the hair begins to fall out or turn
gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and we
know OF no better specific than Halls Vege.
table Sicilian Hair Remover.
The Phoebe Con. Co. having ceased all
operations here will maintain only = watch.
man in charge Of its properties after this
month. John B. Cook will retained for the
place.
Line rspairers Of the Dessret Telegraph
Co. have put the line between this place and
st. George in first class shape and breaks
ought to be few and far between now for
some time to come.
The old sewer shaft on Meadow Valley
street opposite the site Of the ole Hanlsy
Hall should be filled before somebody sus.
tains injury from it. A few loads Of gravel
will do the work all right.
The last OF the Jim Crow ore was put
through the Condor mill last night and the
next few days will be occupied in making q
thorough cleanup. Arrangements are being
made to work over the failing pit.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
q. d. Cooper and Miss Florence DeFriez, t.
take place at the residence Of VIM. DeFriei
on Meadow Valley street next Tuesday even
ing
Sheriff Turner left for Carson on Tues
days stage. having in charge VIM. Neill
convicted Of burglary at the recent sittin,
Of court, and sentenced to eighteen months
Imprisonment.
JOB PRINTING In all its
branches, equal In style &c
any, done at this office.
A. s. Thompson has just received car
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Sod
and Ssrsaparilla, which he is offering q
reasonable figures and delivered free to an,
part Of town.
The material comprising the Lode offic
was boxed up last Monday and is now Ell
route to Monkey Wrench. The paper vii
be issued at Reeves until the question Of
permanent townsite in the District i
settled.
John G. Lynch, in from Desert Spring
last Monday, says cattle are dying rapid
in that section from starvation. This is tn
dryest season which his been experience,
for years and the feed on the hill, and o
the desert has all along been insufficient.
The nip Of poisonous snake is but
slight remove from being more daugerou
than the poison Of ScrofulA in the bloot
Ayers Sarsaparilla puri6es the vital Auid
expels all poisonous substances, and supple
the elements of life, health and strength.
A fire occurred at the Condor mill la,
week which but for Its speedy extingui.l
ment, might have resulted in the total d.
strnotion Of the property. While BLOWN
out the boiler tubes some sparks from tn
CRATES communicated with the roof and if
had not been accidentally observed in tim
it would most likely resulted in q geners
conAagration as the wind was blowing stron
at the time.