The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-15
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Geo Haggerty was in from Cave Valley
yesterday after supplies.
In time of calm, prepare for storms by
getting in your winter fuel
Mrs. McFadden has had relapse and is
again confined to her room.
1t is reported a new butcher shop is
shortly to be opened in town.
p. J. Mcintyre is running job printing
office on his own account in Denver.
The old saloon of Charles Stein, on Main
Street, is now used as billiard hall.
Bert Dooley left by Mondays stage for
DeLamar in which he has business interests.
The County Commissioners are in session
attending principally to election matters.
The election excitement now being over,
business inactivity will be generally re-
sumed hereabouts.
Utah having gone heavily Republican in
dicates what the political complexion of the
new state will be.
''Blood to the Brides" Waite of Colo
RADIO was turned down at the recent cleo
tion. Too much politics.
The weather for the past week is admitted
to have been most glorious, not to be
beaten in any quarter of the world.
BY mistake, the RECORDS of last week
intended for Phoebe, were mismailed, going
to Helene. and not returning until Tuesday
night.
Eugene Goodrich went to DeLamar with
his monograph outfit last Friday, to treat
the residents with selections from the latest
operas, etc.
This will end for a year at least, any de-
cent effort to build either north from Key.
stone, or south from Milford, as we have
been expecting
The monograph stand is now removed
from the Bank Exchange building on Main
St., to the east side of the street, third
door above Meadow Valley St.
District Attorney Culverwell has been
confined to the house for ten days past with
a severe attack of nervous prostration. He
is now mending and will be about again
shortly.
A dance is to be given at Spring Valley to-
morrow night by some of the successful
candidates. Several team loads Will be 60
ing out from town to assist in making the
affair one to be pleasurably remembered.
Newspapers, like other banking institu.
tions and poor houses, need little cash
occasionally in their business. We give
this as reminder to our delinquent sub.
scribers that they may treat us|kindly when
we call on collecting tour.
State and County taxes for the current
year are now payable. More difficulty is
expected this year in meeting this require.
ment of civilization than for some past, but
zen per cent additional is serious, and is
to be avoided if possible. Keep youi
name off the delinquent list.
The returns from all Lincoln County pre-
cincts were known here ON County candi.
dates by Sunday afternoon and the RECORD
the anxious voter ON the outside, as the
official count by the Board of Commissioners
would not occur for several days at least.
Joe Coumerilh is again on the rounds
buying cattle, and has shipment of about
500 ready for delivery. This vicinity will
deliver at Desert Springs while north OF
here the delivery will be made at Lake Val
ley. The stock are said to be in good con
dition. The prices paid we did not learn
A rumor was current on the street tive
days ago that an attempt would be made tc
throw out the Delamar precinct on the
rounds that one OF the Inspectors was q
oahuiudte lOT Otilce ab UHe llne, anu Ina|
transfers were entered on the registry list
OF voters from other precincts, both in this
and other counties, who, under the require
ments of the law, had not become resident.
of the DeLamar precinct not being in il
long enough.
Financial difficulties involving Mr. Blake
have brought an end to the railroad an,
consolidation scheme between the Pioeh
Con. Co., and the Nevada Southern Rail
road. The railroad and other property
owned by Mr.. Blake are heavily in debt
Legal proceedings have been instituted an,
the properties are under attachment as show
by the following:
SAN BERNARDINo, November 2.-Tw,
attachments were received here to day from
Los Angeles county to be served upon tn
Nevada Southern Railroad. One is in favo
OF 4. r. Woodbury. for $50, 700, and tn
other in favor Of Henry w. Dillon 70
$1,000. Attachments were also issued il
favor Of f. r. Woodbury. against the Glad
iator Mining Company for 100000 AM
against the Needles Reduction Company fo
$4,000.