The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-10-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Silver 63s, Lead So.

Silver 63s, Lead $3.l5.
For family liquors go to Sam Il. Werthei
mer.
Fresh Pork and Sausage at the peoples
Market"
Flour on the street at $22 per cwt. was
considered cheap last Saturday.
Despite predictions the present spell of
good weather promises to last some time.
The choicest of corned beef can be had at
the Peoples Market from to 10 cents per
pound.
VIM. Davidson was up from DeLamar
Tuesday for few days rest. He will re-
turn tomorrow morning.
Judge Rives departed for Ely Saturday to
be present at the opening of the District
Court there on Monday last.
Dave Jolly came in from Ely with rig
yesterday to take Hon. A. c. Cleveland and
Hon. III. F. Bartine to Ely as a continuation
Of their political trip.
A. s. Thompson has just received car.
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Soda
and Sarsaparilla, which he is offering at
reasonable figures and delivered free to any
part of town.
DIR. Snow is located at the Phoebe Hotel
and is ready for all kinds of dental work.
He will remain here only as long as work
justifes and will go from here to DeLamar.
Judge Talbot left by private conveyance
for Ely Saturday morning. During the
judges visits to the surrounding precincts
here he made many friends and acquant-
ances who will not forget him on election
day.
DR.. Snow, dentist, is expected to arrive
here tomorrow. He will have rooms as
formerly at the Phoebe Hotel and will re-
main as long as business justities. Persons
wishing work done are requested not to
delay their calls.
Hon. A. C. Cleveland, and Hon. II. f.
Bartine candidates respectively for Cover
nor and Congress on the Republican ticket,
arrived via Milford by Tuesdays stage.
This morning they went to Panaca where
they will speak tonight, and tomorrow
night they will speak at DeLamar.
]. EIsENMANN wishes to call the attention
Of the various school trustees of the county
to his stock of School Supplies consisting of
the Patent Seamless Blackboards, Slated
Cloth, and Slate Paint for renewing old
boards, Rules, Crayons, Noisless States,
single and double Writing Tablets, Pencils,
Bells, etc, etc. New goods and new prices.
w. j. Dooley, the Silver Party candidate
for Treasurer writes from San Francisco that
his mother is yet in quite precarious con.
dition and that his presence with her is still
necessary. He does not know just when he
will be able to get away, but it is his inten.
ton to get back and take an active part in
the present campaign, and until his arrival,
he asks his friends not to forget him.
The Qualifications of nominations to the
Secretary Of State came down from that
officer to ]. A. Clark last Saturday. Four
Of the five State political organizations were
recognized, the outcast being the Heating
wing of the Democratic party. The nomi-
nees and Constitutional Amendments occupy
less space than it was supposed they would,
and the ballot to be voted at the coming
election will be in size, l6x24 inches, which
is considerably smaller than many expected
and yet large enough to puzzle many with
out careful scrutiny and study. The ballots
for use in this county were printed in the
RECORD Office this week and the next few
days will be devoted to getting the ballot
boxes ready for the outlying precincts, some
Of which 10 will take almost ten days to
reach.
Jimmy Nesbitt returned Sunday night
from his visit to the "Old Sod" looking we'll
and hearty. When Jimmy left several
months ago some speculation was INDUCED
in IS to the object of his visit
He maintained a discreet silence himself,
but queries were answered Tuesday by his
partner, Mrs. Jimmy. A serenade was
tended the new couple by some of the
grooms intimate friends on "Wednesday
evening The couple will occupy the old
Nesbitt residence on McCannon Street.
Rather Late.