The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Dave Francis and wife were up iron
Eagle Valley Monday
J. g Brown is Agent now for the Pioch
and Milford stage line.
The schedule of arrivals and departure OF
mails appears in another column.
Ten houses have been torn down in thu
last two mouths and removed to DeLamar
The report of the Phoebe Puplic schools
for the month of February appears in this
issue.
Gene Goodrich went to DeLamar to treat
the folks there with music by photograph
yesterday
Charles Baxter arrived by Tuesday 5
Milford stage and departed for DeLamar
on Wednesdays stage.
Miss Lucy Anderson arrived by Wednes
days Milford stage and departs for Della
mar tomorrow.
l.. Wertheimer returned from DeLamar
Tuesday evening. He will leave for San
Francisco on Mondays stage
John Shier drew warrants for Sl26G on
the General County Fund yesterday in
payment OF scrip issued in 1878.
James Giles and Deputy Sheriff Jake
Johnson's wife and family arrived from
DeLamar by to.nghts stage.
Miss Nevada Conway came up from the
Wash Saturday and raturued Monday.
She was the guest of Miss Clara Warren.
The Phoebe Market will be closed until
Monday 18th The shop will open up on
the 18th with fresh beef, mutton and pork.
While shoeing a horse Tuesday, John
Ewing had his foot mashed by the horse
stepping on it. Luckily no bones were
broken.
The ducks have effected reconciliation:
but the one tied with the blue ribbon in.
tended for the fair one was delivered to
his brother.
A half dozen new school seats of the
largest size have been ordered for use in
the grammar department here. The school
is progressing nicely and the convenience
and comfort of the larger pupils is to be
considered.
The past week has been unusually mild
and pleasant for the month Of March. even
in this section where we have exc.nt;op.
ally good spurts of weather at intervals
Willows are beginning to bud and in places
grass is starting. Feara are entertained
that II the present warm spell continues
long enough to start the fruit buds it will
result again in total loss Of the fruit crop
from late frosts, as was the case last wear.
The spirit Of unrest is on him. He |
wanders aimlessly up and down the streets |
and carols to himself sweet thoughts of
beautiful spring, soliloquizes on the unhap. |
piness OF others, and in the unbounded low |
and happiness that permeats his heart he
has found himsel happiest in communicat.
ing his happiness to others. But, OH how
dark the Streets and Alleys will seem when
he awakes and finds it all a dream.
Mr.. d. Whitehead, of st. George, died
at Panaca at seven o'clock last evening
Mr.. Whitehead came from st. George re.
Gently and was preparing to enter business
at DeLamar. He recently purchased the
old Chrsty lodging house on Meadow Val.
ley st. here, and had large building in
course OF construction from il, when bs
started for st. George. At Panaca, he be.
came ill with intermttant fever. which u,
to few days ago was supposed to be giving
way to treatment. His death reported last
night was something of surprise.
The purchasers of the Old Democrat and
Advance claims at Chief District, recentlv
made, will at once begin opening up the
The Advance Gold Mining
Company has been organized and will pros.
ecute the work. John Gibson has taken
contract to remove the old Harrison build.
ing on Main st. here. and erect at the
mines, blacksmith shop, bunk and board.
ng house. A ninety foot shaft exists on
me Of the claims already with ore all the
way down. Tho new owners expect to
lush work and know considerably more
bout the extent Of the ore chute within the
ext ninety days, than they do now.