The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Next Sunday will be st. Patrick's Day.
J. C. Lynch of Desert Springs is in town
this week.
Deputy Sheriff Jake johnson made visit
here the first of the week,
II. Rice of Spring Valley was in town
for several days this week.
F. w. Dckle went to Bulionvlle Friday
last and will reside there permanently.
The coming term of the District Court
will open here about the last Monday in
April.
II. Jacobson liquor drummer of San
Francisco, arrived on Tuesday evenings
Milford stage
d. Mcdonald and NJ. Cohen arrived Sat
urday evening from prospecting trip IN
Panaca mining district.
The DeLamar stage now makes three
trips a week and for the past two weeks has
did rushing business.
r. E. Clark paid us flying visit during
the week and went on to DeLamar on bust
ness OF much Importance,
The Early Hour Whist Club will hold its
next meeting at Mrs. D. McDonalds resi-
dence, Saturday evening at o'clock, A
full attendance is requested.
Mr.. L. Wertheimer departed on Tues.
days Milford stage for San Francisco on
business trip of much Importance.
After several days of cloudy weather
slight storm struck us Tuesday night. We
may expect windy and disagreeable weather
the balance Of this month.
Men looking for work are continually
drifting into DeLamar. A number of men
from Eureka, New, passed through here last
Friday, bound for DeLamar.
DR.. J. ]. Chambers, of Challis, Idaho
after looking over the business situation in
DeLamar. came up on Saturdays stage and
departed Monday morning for his home in
Idaho.
A total eclipse of the moon occurred last
Sunday night at 8 o'clock and was visable
in all parts of the United States. Another
total eclipse of the moon will occur on Sep
TENDER 3rd.
At first glance it would seem that the bill
relative to changing the liquor license in
this State, recently acted upon by the Leg.
islature, should have been referred to the
Committee on Irrigation.
An inmate for our county Jail arrived from
DeLamar on Tuesdays stage. His name is
Michael Sullivan and he will be held to
await the action of grand jury on charge
of burglarizing the saloon OF T. f. Edwards
at DeLamar, recently.
James Nesbitt, who left here some time
ago for a visit to his old home in Ireland, is
expected to arrive here the first of next
week. He wasted no time evidently, and
returns with partner to share his joys and
his sorrows in future life.
OF Alexander Hamilton, Daniel Webster
said "He touched the dead corpse of
public credit and it sprang upon its feet"
Some future Webster is liable to say of
Grover Cleveland: "He touched the public
credit when it was strong and well, and so
badly hypnotized it that it gave of grave
yard odor."
DIED. AT Phoebe, Nevada March s,
1895, John Osborne, aged SO years. De.
ceased was an old timer here and had
suffered considerably for the past two years
and was confined to bed but few DAYS be.
fore death ended his suffering. He was the
father of Mrs. w. J. Kennedy, of Milford,
Utah and Mrs. ID. NJ. Davey of Helene,
Nevada. He was we'll liked by all who
knew him. The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock
Four large sized Seats for the older pupils,
one teachers desk for the grammar depart
ment, two recitation benches, a large clock
and good sized globe, have been ordered
by the school trustees here. General inter.
est in the conduct of the schools hereabouts
is increasing, and the funds being on hand
to permit it, several improvements are con-
templated, among which are thorough re.
novation Of the school building by placing
in new floor, Misunderstanding the sides
with rustic and painting etc. This latter
work will not be undertaken until the close
Of the present term however.