The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-12-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

70 ]. c. Lynch's house was shipped to De
me- Lamar last Monday.
ten With the exception Of colds no sickness is
reported here at all.
wit John SHE returned Saturday night after
ing short visit to Salt Lake.
cio. Our County officers elect, are busy pre-
and pairing and filing their bonds,
Ooo The pay roll the Comstock for last
roi, month amounted to $50, Sl7.60
eacl
fire, Robert Logan was up from the Muddy,
whe and spent several days in town this week.
sl,,r Henry Rives left by private conveyance
at Saturday afternoon, to attend the District
ried Court at Ely
each Mrs. A. j. Jacobson and children arrived
IN. 1:., from DeLamar on Fridays stage. They
Owe will stay with us this winter.
fish Preparations are being made by the A. o.
cats U. w. lodge for entertainment The
pigs affair is set for January Bird.
bales The snow storm OF last week proved to be
throi general one and many hereabouts have
IN ST. INDUCED in sleigh riding this week.
dent
slow on account oi VIC uoep 'no" va
plent summit south OF town MONDAY Deha''a'
the stage had to go by way of Bullionve.
bling NJ .h.+ +ho Can't b,s adiourned and
and o" ' .,.oa
80. all persons summoned from outside places
disco, have gone home, town is again very
come quiet.
cred A social dance took place in Thompson s
anu Opera House last Friday night and good
O.. sized crowd kept up the sport until l o'clock
", Az Saturday morning.
some Henry Prudential Ed. Prudential and
cately Mrs Dnoue left for Silver Reef on Tuesday,
orawi to visit relatives and where they will remain
~. 80 until after the holidays.
a stril Max Schaefer arrived on Thursdays
one fl Milford stage from Salt Lake where he has
nnger been taking in the sights for several weeks.
y IN He went to DeLamar Friday morning
sounde
approa After finishing all business of Importance
knows in the District Court for this term, Judge
but art Talbot departed Friday morning by private
d age conveyance for Ely. He opened court at
"ee' Ely on Monday last.
Anon Professor Ring is busily engaged in pre-
uneral pairing questions for the semi-annua
,ast us teachers examination, which will be held
rumpe all over the State the first Monday OF
ng OF January. Reno Gazette.
rs bear
right The Mohave County Miner, published al
ND site Kingman, Arizona, has been changed from
The a weekly to daily morning paper. The
NOTED first issue of the daily appeared on the
at snap 4th of December.
wo feel
wicker ]. NJ Healey, foreman of the DeLama
ED this Co., arrived with his family last evening
served enroute for the mines. He will occupy the
Or the b. present office as residence soon thu
n.y. Gle new office building near the mill is complet
eople CT ed.
7ere cit
yithva hi DED.-At Bullionville, New, Dec. Q
Kicker SIX 1894, Mrs. j. Morgan aged as years. Sh
he top had been sick but few days with hear
Every trouble which was the immediate o
'emed nj her DEATH She leaves husband and on
oiite' an child to mourn her loss.
mother.
lie of thu The recount of the votes for assemblyme
j, witho, in Humboldt county gave Hardin ass votes
ave beer net gain Of 4, and Francis 446 votes,
ong tn less Of IL, Francis had majority of fou
ways.tW over Hardin. The Silver State says it
ie pi probable that Francis will contest the cleo
CLOSE ! ton Of Hardin.
places
at passe The citizens OF Carson gave ball Tor tn
Q stood benefit of the acquitted Carln strikers
al or The boys were entirely without funds, N,
hich the having enough to pay their hotel bills
nee was their railroad fare home. Nearly all of I'll
'nousn services were donated for the ball and I'll
Nv ~" proceeds which were turned over to IL
"a .la. strikers were $l06.
lastly Professor Foster says that the next stor
req py wave will reach the Pacific coast about Il
~ " 10Th, cross the western mountains by clio
oiuo of 10th, the great central valleys from Ut
to 10Th and the eastern states about cot
,.,l;oo. The path Of this storm will be by way
flo; old the lakes causing warm "eather over mo
olicy Of parts OF the United states. The war
90 Of wave will cross the western mountai
- about 18th, and the cool wave about t
r,oss;a 18th.
ne in I Among the first things the incoming leg
Ut to be lature will be compelled to do when it co
emper venes, lie to reinstate the Office of Clerk
b you. ~. srnromo corrt Hinder the new Ia
can't 49,. ~as.;aul.r oa;o. !. abolished and Il
Of Got 'na' pA'''. I'M. r"-.1 I'LL
he Kin provlaea 'na' ."e n''v'"'ye"e ~a..
prominent lawyers hold that the law is u
!, was constitutional, and, as matter Of cours
, 49, the appointment Of Clerk will be partic
,Tyrc,s lary necessary. The two offices confli
with each other in many respects. How Q
attorney before court can act as its clerl