The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Silver 65a, Lead $3.l5.

Silver 65s, Lead $3.l5.
There are SO names on the register.
The Condor mill is running steadily on
tailings.
For family liquors go to Sam e. Werthei-
mer.
The Assessment Roll contains G37 names.
Seventeen more than last year.
There is certainly plenty of trouble in the
house that Vanderbilt.-N. Y. World.
Two days of cold weather last week to
put one in mind Of the coming winter.
County Clerk j. A. Clark gives notice
under New-To. Day, that the Assessment
Roll is in his office and open to inspection.
The RECORD is in receipt Of new lot of
bill heads, letter heads, envelopes, cards,
etc. Candidates, bring in your orders for
cards.
Don't forget to register. The books are
now open at Justice OF the Peace Hartungs
office on the corner of Main and Meadow
streets.
The Milford stage was two hours late on
Sunday evening owing to one of the stage
horses dropping dead nine miles the other
side of Desert
The Public Schools opened Monday with
good attendance. The Grammar depart
ment has thirty-three scholars enrolled and
the Primary thirty.
The Board of Equalization meets next
Monday, and any and all persons having
complaints 70 make in regard to their
assessments, should appear before the Board.
A. s. Thompson has just received car.
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Soda
and Sarsaparlla, which he is offering at
reasonable figures and delivered free to any
part Of town.
Our townsman Hon. Geo. s. Sawyer has
received the nomination for Attorney Gene
raj on the Peoples Ticket Mr.. Sawyer is
eminently qualified to fill the position, and
the party could not have made better Sc
lection.
f. A. Clark has opened the Phoebe Meat
Market on Main street and is now ready to
supply the public with the best meats that
the market can afford. It will be his aim
to please his customers and respectfully So
lcits the patronage of the public. See his
'ad" in another column of this ISSUE
N. P. Dooley, of the Lode, has received
the nomination for State Printer at the
hands of the Populists. Mr.. Dooley is one
of the Phoebe raised boys and the greatest
harm that the RECORD can wish him is that
he will land in the office of State Printer
with both feet on the 9th day of November
next. Here is success to you Bert.
Frank Doten, for nearly twenty years a
teamster between Carson and Bodie, died
yesterday morning at the Briggs House, in
this city, of general heart failure. Deceased
was cousin of ALT Doten the well.knowr
journalist, and was favorably known
all along the line of road between Carson
and Bodie.-News.
j. EIsENMANN wishes to call the attention
Of the various school trustees Of the county
to. his stock Of School Supplies consisting o.
tbp ufanf
Cloth, and Slate Paint for renewing old
boards, Rules, Crayons, Nosless States
single and double Writing Tablets, Pencils
Bells, ETC., etc. New goods and new prices
The total enrolment in the State Univer
sity for the first three days is 1872 This il
about twenty more than the first terms en-
rollment last year, and as many Of the ole
students have not yet returned the list will
reach 200 inside of week or two. Their
are los young women and II young men
The cadets wish the numbers were reversed
but looks as though the were in hopeless
minority. Journal.
n The Agricultural Experiment Station ha
sent out two bulletins, both of unusual in
terest. Number % treats of Nevada weed
and not only contains full descriptions bu
has perfect cuts and specimen of eac
weed pasted in its proper place. Numbe
% explains the manner of cultivation of tn
sugar beet and its value as crop. An
person interested can obtain a COPY fire.
upon application to the Agricultural Exper
ment Station, Reno, Nevada.
r. F. Kelly died on Monday morning {
Mrs. McMahon's lodging house on Mai
street at 5 o'clock. He had been in DOC
health for some months and knew that b
end was near. He was possessed of som
property which he left to Sam Hollinger,
Eagle Valley, with whom he has made h
home for the past three or four years. Il
was an old residenter and had many frienc
who will be grieved to hear of his dealt
The funeral took place on Tuesday and WI
very largely attended. He was native ,
Queens County, ireland and was SO years {
age.