The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Sheriff Turner returned from Carson last
evening, where he landed his prisoner, VIM.
Neal safely.
Jimmy Nesbitt left Monday for his home
in Ireland, whence it is said he will return
in double harness.
Mrs. Frank Gindorff died at San Fran.
cisco on the 10th. inst. Deceased was the
wife of Frank Gindorff who died here three
years ago.
The Godbe Mercantile Co. has closed its
business at Phoebe and the remainder Of the
stock of goods was shipped to Bullonvills
this week
j. Eisenmann was an outgoing passenger
on the Milford stage yesterday morning,
bound for Salt Lake to be absent for ten
days or So
The sign of the Benevolent Bachelor
Brotherhood was removed by the R. B.
yesterday afternoon from the front of the
old quarters on Main street.
JOB PRINTING In all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
Mrs. c. McMahon has taken down her
old residence on the hill between Ely and
Main streets and shipped it to Reeves where
it will form part of lodging house
A. s. Thompson has just received car.
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Soda
and Sarssparilla, which he lie offering at
reasonable figures and delivered free to any
part of town.
Strawberries, cherries and bananas are
something Of luxury here, hard to get in
and somewhat expensive, since all must
come from California, but nearly every stage
has some on board OF late.
8. 7. Godbe returned Saturday from a
trip to the irsn and coal mines near Cedar
Utah, and left Monday for New York where
he is called on business connected with the
change of management Of tho Phoebe Con.
Co.
Notice Of the time for examining appli-
capts for teachers certificates is given in
another column this week. Intending
applicants are requested to send their names
before hand to the County School Supern.
tendent.
Yesterday morning about II o'clock
Berry Nichols died here. Deceased was a
native of Tennessee and aged 81 years. For
many years past he had been a county
charge, suffering from some disease of the
limbs and had endured great suffering.
Happy days and restful nights result from
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t so regulates
all the bodily functions and strengthens the
nervous system that worry and fatigue are
comparatively unknown and life is truly en-.
joyed. 1t is certainly most wonderful
medicine
J. K. De Lamar came up from Ferguson
Saturday evening and on Sunday visited the
Day mine in company with s. T. Godbe.
Monday morning Mr.. De Lamar and Supt.
H. A. Cohen left for Ely and Seligman
where Mr.. De Lamar is likely to purchase
quantity of machinery to be put in at Fer.
guson District
Nothing is heard of arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth here this year. By
general consent the day will be passed out
OF town BY as many as can conveniently get
out, Helene and vicinity, feeling buoy.
ancy Of spirits over the rapid advancement
OF the district, will properly celebrate, aud
are arranging for good time.
George Nesbitt returned Sunday from Sal,
Lake having safely delivered the last of the
bullion from the run of the Condor mill on
ore from the Jim Crow mine. What this
shipment amounted to. or what the total
product of the whole run was, is not known.
Various statements with regard to it have
been made but they are mostly guess work.
Rumors were flying about the streets
thick and fast, the first part Of the week
concerning the change in the Phoebe Con,
Co., and the local and general effect it
would likely produce, who the new officers
would be. and what work would he done
etc. 1t is all indicative of better times for
Phoebe anyway than she has experienced for
year or two past.
The wire for the Ferguson telephone line
reached here Tuesday. and yesterday morn.
the work of stringing it on poles began.
Murray Godbe. who built the Phoebe Electric
Light plant, and who has had considerable
experience in that line Of business at Salt
Lake, has the work in hand and expects to
have the line in working order in shout
week. The Phoebe terminal is at the office
of T. j. Osborne in the RECORD building on
Laeour street. where it connects directly
with the telegraph line. This will insure
quick transmission for ell telegraph business
from Helene and vicinity. For the greater
of local patrons another instru.
nent will be placed in some other part of
own where the line can be used at all
hours Of the day or night.