The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-17

The building boom for Reeves has not az
yet set in. A number are beginning u
think it will be well to wait short time
before going to any great expense.
Joe Coumerih is rustling around purchas.
ing cattle. They are not particularly diff
cult to get but are not in the best of condi.
ton owing to the severe winter experienced.
The town has been deserted by Indians
all week. They having important business
in Panaca attending fandsngo and there
was goodly company Of dancers and fire
water ad libitum to help along.
Ed. Prudential was up from Ferguson
Monday for supplies with which to prose,
cute work on the Swift claim. He says he
hasn't struck it yet but that the chances
are good enough to stay with, for time at
least.
On Monday morning at two o'clock DR..
Campbell was aroused from his slumbers tc
go to Panaca to attend the daughter of Ted
Gentry, who was dangerously sick with
heart trouble superinduced by an attack Of
saint vitus dance.
The closing out sale of the Godbe Mercan
tile Co.'S store still continues The stock OF
staple groceries is kept full and complete
and they go at regular rates with rebate
on other goods thrown in. Read their ad
on this matter on this page
Our merchants are complaining of lack Of
business, they say that when the sale of the
Monkey Wrench property took place they
expected great boom, but since the transfer
it has grown gradually smaller Don't be
impatient gentlemen Rome was not built il
a day
If ever man feels like "a poor worm o.
the dust" it ia when he suffers from that
tired feeling. Ayers Ssrssparlla removes
this discouraging physical condition and i'm
parts the thrill of new life and energy t.
every nerve, tissue, muscle and fibre of thu
whole body.
Our mutual friend Sammy of the Palace
returned the latter part of the week from
Helene. He looked worn and weary as i
he had put in number of hard shifts dur
ing his absence, but then we know what
rustler he is and perhaps hard work ant
time are beginning to leave their traces upor
him.
Last week DR.. j. D. Campbell received
intelligence that his father, resident o
Hartland, Livingston county Michigan, hac
died at that place on the 4th, of infiamma
ton of the bowels. About two months age
he was stricken by paralysis which finally
resulted in death. He was IS years old ant
universally respected by the community il
which he dwelt.. He leaves widow, tn,
beloved mother of the Doctor, to mourn hi
loss
Some good gold lodges are reported from
the vicinity of Bennett Springs and severa
parties went out from town to-day. The
locality is in the direction of Chief Dstric
and the discoveries were made by Panac,
parties and quite recently, The grount
thersabouts shows signs of being prospscte,
in the past. but for silver, and the golC
assays now secured, and the size of thu
lodges, lead to the belief that discoveries o
some value are located
Reno Gazette: In Carson Monday nigh
the Standard Sugar Company was incorpo
rated with capital of 100, 900 shares at Sl0l
a share. Where the company proposes t.
open or how the Gazette is not informed, bu
the fact that company has been ORGANIZED
is encouraging, and as the gentleman com
posing the company are not given to talking
through their hats something is sure t
follow the organization.