The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Hay continues at $50 per ton.

Hay continues at $50 per ton.
Ed Clark is in from Wilson Creek.
John Herman was up with load of fruit
to-day.
For family liquors 60 to Sam Il. Werthe-
mer.
The Tariff bill has passed; the House
having to come to the Senate.
The engine and boiler purchased for the
DeLamar Co. from the p. c. Co. was shipped
to-day
Justice of the Peace II. Hartung had his
first case to-day and acquitted himself very
creditably.
The Justices Court was crowded during
the trial of NJ. Casey charged with assault
and battery.
The Nevada building at the Midwinter
Fair is offered for sale for $3.50, but nobody
wants it at that price. The building cost
this state Sc, 900.
Silver and lead continue to show a steady
hand and one might look for a slight raise
from the tendency of the market as it now
stands.
On Friday night at Lake Valley, frost
nipped the alfalfa also garden produce and
at Spring Valley the same night ice formed
l-lG of an inch thick.
s. E. Wertheimer has been appointed
postmaster at DeLamar and postoffice es'
tablished there. Special mail service from
Helene to DeLamar will soon be granted.
A. S. Thompson has just received car
load of Salt Lake Beer, also assorted Soda
and Sarsaparilla, which he is offering at
reasonable figures aud delivered free to any
part of town.
With the many new strikes that are con-
tinually being made in the southern portion
of the county, Lincoln county will be the
banner county of the State in the way of an
ore producer.
The town presented quite a lively appear
ance Monday and Tuesday on account of the
meeting of the Peoples Party County Con.
vention. Nearly all the precincts being
represented by delegates.
Geo. B. Warren's new Concord coach
made its first trip to Helene on Monday
morning four in hand, with ]. A. Denton
and I. J. Osborne as passengers, who went
to inspect the new strike in the Flagstaff
j. Esenmann wishes to call the attention
of those desiring to build, to the fact that he
has just received carload of glazed window
sash, all sizes; also panel, sash and screen
doors, together with white lead, paints,
oils and nails, which will be sold cheaper
than ever, but only for cash.
At a Mass-C Convention of the Silver Party
held at the court house on Wednesday even.
ing the following were elected delegates
from Phoebe precinct to the Silver Party
State Convention to be held at Carson on
September 4th. 1894: A. S. Thompson, j.
A. Denton, ]. A. Clark, 7. J. Osborne and
FL. E. Prudential.
Messrs Shean, Godbe and Lloyd have
all machinery in good working order at the
summit and will start tomorrow teaching
the tailings that are there. A test of the
ore by different process showed that the
ordinary hypo gave the best extraction and
that will be used in the working of the same.
They have every confidence of success from
all the tests made and will work on an
average fifteen tons day. They have gone
to considerable expense and it is hoped that
their greatest expectations will be realized
A very pleasant party OF our most dis
tinguished citizens assembled at the resi-.
dence of George H. Williams on Monday
evening to welcome his return to town after
an absence Of about two months in Utah
where he had been for the benefit of hi.
health. collation. prepared by the well
known caterist, F. w. Dickle, was partaker
of and fluids of various kinds assisted in
completing the menu. About twenty gen
tlemen sat down and after the repast
oratory and singing were INDUCED in till tn,
we sma hours and all the guests departed
wishing him long and prosperous future
Mining matters are picking up in ant
around st. Thomas. The strike recent,
made about thirty-6 miles south east of st
Thomas promises great things. A contrac
has been let to sink one of the main claims
fifty feet, and ten stamp mill is spoken o
as being but up by Mr.. R. Lund one of tn,
principal owners. The mines are situated
in what is known as Cedar basin. 1t is thu
intention to put the mill on the Virgin rive
so as to have it run by water power. Re
ports from there are to the effect that about
three miles from Cedar Basin and over tn,
mountain, ore of the same kind as foun'
in Cedar Basin has been struck, the vein
run the same and few locations have beef
made.