The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-25
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

The latest quotation of silver is 668.
Fruit trees about town are in full bloom.
A fresh supply of Dermadore at Dooley's.
John Roeder left yesterday with load
for DeLamar.
w. B. Stanley made a short visit here
during the week.
Mr. F. P. Swinder returned on Sundays
stage from Salt Lake.
After weeks clear weather it is now
trying to blow up storm.
Robert Martin came up from DeLamar
yesterday by private conveyance
Assessor Prudential returned Sunday
from his southern assessing tour.
Miss Nevada Conway of Meadow Valley
Wash is visiting with friends in town.
L, Wertheimer returned Friday evening
after lengthy visit in San Francisco.
w. s. Godbe and a. Fl. Godbe of Bullion.
vile were visitors in town during the week.
Buy ticket and attend the grand ball at
Thompson's Opera House tomorrow even.
ing
The Spring term of the District Court will
open next Monday and will probably be
lengthy one.
Mrs. H. Welland and her mother Mrs.
John Fret returned from Salt Lake on yes.
terday's stage.
After an absence of two weeks on bust.
ness trip to Carson, Geo s. Sawyer returned
on Saturdays stage.
Tomorrow will be Arbor day and public
holiday, consequently the public schools
will be closed for that day
The last of the material taken from J. G.
Lynch's warehouse on Lacour street was
shipped to DeLamar to-day.
If you are need of furniture write to the
Read their ad in this issue.
A full line of the latest dress patterns at
J. Nesbitt h Bros. The goods are first
class and prices the lowest.
The recently discovered ore body in the
Yuba mine is improving every day and
regular shipments of ore are being made.
The Advance Mining Company has already
taken out sixty tons of high grade ore ready
for shipment, from the mines in Panaca
district.
d. L. Wertheimer returned from Salt
Lake on Fridays stage, after a weeks
absence. He went to DeLamar Monday
morning.
Fair assays were obtained of ore from the
Old Timer mine during the week and active
development work is being pushed on this
promising claim by the new owners.
Between 5000 and 5000 acres of land
below Milford have been put into grain
thus far this spring, The grain is looking
fine, it being up from two to five inches
above the ground. Some heavy crops are
looked for from this section next fall.
Plenty Of water now for all purposes.
Beaver Utonian.
Among those of Sundays arrivals here
wara ChorIao prooL, nf C.lt H.. r.A,
j. A. Rice of Park City. These gentlemen
have been busy since their arrival, inspect.
ing the the mines Of the Phoebe Consolidated
Company with the intentions of erecting a
concentrating plant to work the low grade
ores OF the Half Moon and other properties
in this vicinity. If something Of this sort
is carried GU. it will serve to brighten the
business outlook for Phoebe this summer
Messrs Brooks and Rice will visit Ferguson
district before returning home.
According to Prof. Foster the next storm
wave will reach the Pacific Coast about the
9th, cross the western mountain country
by the close of the 2Sth, the great central
valleys from 29th to May lst, and the east
ern states about May 2nd. High winds but
not much rain may be expected to accom-.
pany this disturbance A warm wave will
cross the western mountain country about
9th, great central valleys 29th and eastern
states May LIST A cool wave will cross the
western mountain country about the 30th,
the great central valleys May 2nd and the
eastern states May 4.