The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-12-20
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

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The delinquent tax list appears in this
issue, containing ninety-five names.
Another saloon is soon to be started at
DeLamar, by Cell Newell and j. Brown.
Our weather for the past week has been
very disagreeable, having snow, ram ana
wind in abundance.
The public schools close tomorrow after
noon for the holiday vacation, until the first
Monday in January.
Are we to celebrate Christmas in any way
this year? Something should be done to
remember the holiday.
The Centennial. Eureka mining company
declared the fourth double dividend Of $780,.
900 on the 18TH Tintic Miner.
A consignment of fresh cranberries and
other delicacies passed through to ID. l..
Wertheimer & Co. at DeLamar on Mondays
stage.
A cleanup is being made of the recent
run by the Phoenix Reduction Company, at
Bullionville, and most satisfactory result
is expected
The Milford stage has been arriving rather
late the past week, principally on account
Of the train failing to reach Milford on the
schedule time.
Mrs. H. Welland and Mrs. Mcmahon.
while out sleighing last Friday afternoon,
were thrown out of the sleigh but luckily
they were not hurt.
The bar and fixtures, doors, ETC., of the
the corner saloon belonging to J. G. Lynch,
have been taken down and packed for ship
ment to DeLamar.
Sheriff E. d. Turner left Monday morning
for Ferguson district to levy on the Reed
Milling & Mining Co.'S property to satisfy a
judgement Of James Murphy.
John Boyle has given up the lease on
Cliff Springs station on the road to DeLamar,
and has moved his family to town. w. A.
Liston has charge of the station now.
Freight hauling from Milford is at present
very disagreeable and the roads are in a bad
condition. Teams with machinery for the
DeLamar Co. have rough time of it.
The members of the Legislature from
Elko county are all married men and will
very likely oppose bill to give women tn,
elective franchise. --Elko Independent.
J, Nesbitt & Bro, received during thu
week an extensive stock of boots and shoe
of the best quality, also winter coats and
cloaks of every description. The prices OF
all goods are very low.
II. Francis of the DeLamar Lode, anC
VIM. Davidson were passengers on the De
Lamar stage Tuesday. Herb. departed OF
Wednesday mornings Milford stage for
visit to his home in Wichita Kansas.
John II. Dennis has commenced contest
against William Coughlin for the Office O
Sheriff of Washoe county. He alleges
great deal of illegal voting and imprope
conduct of election officers in nine differen
precincts Of the county.
The Elko Free Press says that at Elk
last Thursday morning at daylight tn
thermometer registered thirteen degree
below zero, aSd Friday morning fourteen
degrees below zero. The ground is covere
with six inches of snow.
Arrangements have been made for hors
race to take place at Panaca on Christms
day between Kangaroo, horse owned b
VIM. Price, and Panaca steed. The rae
is for a buggy and 500 cash side. TIL
distance of the race is to be 300 yard
All Christmas Goods left over from la
season. consisting OF lot of Rogers Quat
ripple Silver plated ware, Decorated CHR
Tea Sets, Fine Carving Sets, Rochsst,
Lamps, Boys Tool Chests and gre
number Of other useful articles will be 80
below cost in order to close them out at
Eisenmanns Hardware Store. Z"
Professor Foster says that the next stor
wave will reach the Pacific Coast near t
Columbia rivers mouth about the Goth, crt
the western mountains by the close Of t
2lst, and the eastern states on 25th. +
path Of this storm center will lie along t
northern border Of the United States causi
unusually warm weather all over the count
proceeding and during the passage Of t
disturbance, only moderately cool wealth
following. Warm wave will cross the wei
srn mountain country about Goth, the gre
central valleys about 22nd and the caste
states about oath. A cool wave will crt
the western mountain country about 23r
and the eastern states about the 9th.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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