The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Read F. w. Dckes ad. Of furniture sal,
under New.to-day.
John shier, County Recorder, returned
from DeLamar, on Sunday night.
The toot OF the DeLamar whistle was
heard over the phone last Thursday.
Henry and Ed Prudential are working
on the Willett claim near the Alps mine.
Little Edgar Nesbitt has been on the sick
list for some time but is now improving
slowly.
Mrs. Jas. Duffin has been very sick for
the last few days and we hope she will soon
be on the road to recovery.
A large amount Of snow has disappeared
the past few days and we will soon be
tramping through field Of mud.
L. i. Edwards came up on Saturday.
DeLamar stage and left with his family on
Monday last for DeLamsr to reside there
permanently.
Buy ticket and take in the dance to-
morrow evening The best Of music will be
furnished and good time is insured to ALL
Tickets are only fifty cents.
The two story building on Meadow Valley
street known as the Fulks lodging house
has been torn down and moved to DeLamar
to be built there and used as store build
ing.
Henry Kahn, representing Kahn Bros. Of
Salt Lake, spent several days with us dur
ing the week and went on to DeLamar to
look over the business outlook in that sec
ton.
How pleasant it is to have friends Oepiop,
to look after your welfare cart, horse.
(pad) friend, sometimes are necessary AL.
juncts to the realization of the plans of a
bashful lover.
very successful run of the copper fur.
mace at Bristol was made last week. by G.
L. Roe, 80 tons Of ore was run through in
three days, resulting in an output of 40 tons
Of copper bullion.
Elko has the lowest tax rate Of anv
county in the State. The commissioners
have fixed the county tax for this year at
60 cents on each 800 valuation. The State
tax is 80 cents, making total of only 81. 50.
N. p. Dooley arrived Thursday evening
from San Francisco. He left on MONDAYS |
stage for DeLamar, and will take charge of
his store there. He brought back with him
nickle-in.theslot machine and consider.
able sport has been the result of continually |
dropping OF nickels in the slot
Owing to the change Of time of departure
at the Milford end the mails are arriving in
the morning, twelve hours later than on the
former schedule and no time allowed for
answering return mail. We are losing
twenty.four hours in answering letters
Letters have been written to our representa-.
tlves and the Government asking that it be
changed back to the former schedule, and
it is most earnestly hoped that the request
will be granted
The entertainment by the A. 0. U. w. on
last Thursday night was well attended and
those participating in the exercises met with
well deserved applause. Each and every
piece was well rendered and although it oc.
cupied over two hours, it was time most
pleasantly spent by those who attended.
The members Of the A. 0. U. w. and also
those who assisted are to be commended for
the interest that is being taken in these
entertainments, as it is a diversion these
times that is most eagerly looked for
and apart from it being most entertaining.
it is as well instructive. We hope to see
the entertainments more often in the
future.
Fosters weather forecast says that the
storm wave will cross the continent from
the 23rd to the 9th and the next will reach
the Pacific Coast about the 2Sth, cross the
western mountain country by the close Of
March LIST, the great central valleys March
End to 4th and the eastern states about 9th.
This disturbance will be continuance OF
he severe storms Of February and precipta-
ion will BIO about an average.
Tho warm wave will cross the western
mountain country about February 2Sth. the
reat central valleys about March End and {
he eastern states about March 4th A cool
ave will cross the western mountain
,untry about March 3rd