The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Silver 65g, Lead s3.l5.

Silver 655, Lead $3.l5
For family liquors go to Sam E. Werthe'-
mer.
P.F. Kelly is lying very ill at Mrs. Nc
Mahon's lodging house.
The nominee for Congressman was omit
ted in the telegraphic dispatch.
Passenger travel on both stage lines mas
been very light the past few months.
party of prospectors passed through
Sunday from Idaho on their way to Arizona
Eugene Goodrich is in receipt OF a few
humorous selections for the Phonograph by
Michael Casey. They are first class
The pub schools Of Panaca will open on
the oath. with c. c. Ronnow as principal
and Miss Lee and Miss Syphus as assistants.
John Roeder of Phoebe has arrived here
with his son and daughter whom he intends
to send to the State University. Reno Jour
nal.
Il. y. OSDOTuC uuu ~ NJ
of Phoebe are here. They are delegates to
the State Silver Convention at Carson.
Reno Journal.
The public schools will open next Monday
with D. w. Prewitt, as principal in charge
Of the Grammar Department and Kate
Courtney in the Primary.
The first Monday in September was not
observed in Phoebe. By an act OF Congress
the first monday in September was estab-
lished as "Labor Day" and all offices OF the
Federal Government closed by law.
The Condor mill shut down Saturday
evening, on account of the heavy rains max
ing the water in the ditch so muddy that it
was impossible to run the mill. The Hood
carried away a small portion of the tailings
A. S. Thompson has just received a 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.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lloyd died yesterday afternoon at $3.50
The child was buried this morning at $3.50
and Mr. Lloyd left Immediately after fol
Milford to meet his wife whom he had tele
graphed for at Salt Lake.
1t looks very much like there will be foul
State tickets in the field this year. Repub
licans, Silver Party, Populists and Demo
Gratis, the latter party having issued cal
for State Convention to be held at Carson
on Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1894.
The telephone box at the Jim Crow offic,
at De Lamar was burnt out by lightning oil
Friday 1t was sent to Salt Lake for re
pair and the one in n P. Dooley's store pu
in its place. The box at the RECORD offic
also suffered slight damage from lightning
j. Eisenmann wishes to call the attention
of those desiring to build, to the fact that h
has just received carload of glazed windo,
sash, all sizes; also panel, sash and scree
doors, together with white lead paints
oils and nails, which will be sold cheape
than ever, but only for cash.
S. T. Godbe with party of capitalist
from Los Angels will be here by the midd
of the month to meet party of New Yor
capitalists who are expected here about thi
time. The meeting is in the interest of IL
building of the railroad from Milford
Vanderbilt, California.
Lawrence infant child of Mr.. and Mr.
H. ]. Goodrich, died on Sunday afternoo
about half past one from cholera infantur
1t had been aling but short time. tt
funeral took place Monday afternoon at TO
o'clock. This is the second child that tn
have lost within a year, loss deeply fe
Mrs. Geo. B. Warren sustained seve
sprain of the ankle last Saturday at Jose
Conaway's ranch in Meadow Valley Was
She was coming down fight of steps, t
bottom one being broken, and in steppi
off, her ankle turned under and she suffer
very severe sprain. Her husband broug
her to town on Sunday.
Saturday afternoon this section was visit
WIN q ueaNy IalnstOTH, TOT ABOUT
hour it came down in torrents and 1
streets in short time were little cree
The heaviest part of the storm was to t
north of US, and in the fiat to the north,
water was three feet deep for about hal
mile across the valley. In Rose Vale,
washed out the bridge and cut all
bitches out, and washed out the frdit tr
that were on the Rose Valley ranch.
Condor Canyon it washed considerable
the railroad grade away and also somt
the tailings of the Condor MILL Betw
Bullionville and Panaca the lane was co,
ed to depth Of one foot with water,
old inhabitants say that the stream I
came down was the biggest in their hist
of the place. Although the rain was '
heavy and an immense body of water pas
through Condor Canyon and M. V. W
no serious damage has been reported.
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