The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-05
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Sheriff Prudential returned Tuesday
evening from Carson.
Pat O'Brien and Harry Faye are able 10
be about and will return to Delamar within
a week.
Sundays Salt Lake Tribune announces
the engagement Of +. P. Roosa and Miss
Henrietta Werner
The Indians here are said to be more Inc
terested in the killing which occurred on
Saturday, than the whites suppose,
As the end of the year approaches, mine
claimants are rustling about assessment
work aud considerable of it is going on at
this time.
County Recorder Sher came up from De-
Lamar to attend the Commissioners meet
ing on Monday, and returned the follow
ing morning.
DR.. Hudgens, the dentist OF DeLamar,
will be in Phoebe December 10th, and will
remain one week. Those wishing anything
in his line will please call early.
Frank Eisenmann has finished his work
in Pahranagat Valley and came in Tuesday.
The last work embraced the fencing Of some
1900 acres of land in the lower part Of the
valley and at the lake.
The new schedule time for the train to
arrive at Milford is o'clock P. NJ. The
stage will not generally be able to depart
before nine and schedule time should land
it here not later than the following even.
ing
The will of the late John Wedge has been
fled in the District Court for probate
Arthur Henry Wedge is named as the exc
cutor and sole devisee. The property con-
sists Of the homestead at Panaca and per.
sonal property, the whole being worth about
$1,000.
The Record appears this week enlarged
in form. We propose to give our patrons
fairly good paperif it's in the cards and
will add telegraphic news shortly. A local
paper Is said to indicate the general thrift
of its community and while we can't equal
the metropolitan dalies, we can, with q
reasonable amount Of patronage, strengthen
the growing belief that Lincoln is shortly
to become the banner county of the state.
I. J. Andrews an old Piocher, and man
well known hereabouts has been correspond
ing for some time through friends with the
officers of the Old Soldiers Home at Los
Angeles, Cal, and has finally received his
papers and passes emitting him to admission.
He is a Mexican war veteran having served
in several Of its battles. His stage and rail-
road transportation arrived on Sunday and
ne will leave for his new home in a few
lays
kilograms at night rates can now be sent
rom this place to any Western Union Office
1roughout the country where night rates
pply. Heretofore, the Western Union Co.
Is refused to accept night rate messages
from connecting lines, and the night rate
from this place could apply only to Salt
Lake. This class Of messages can be handed
In at any hour but will not be delivered
until the morning of the day following that
on which they are sent.
The Southern mail riders renort that
number OF the residents of the Mnddv
valley are affected with fever similar To
That which prevails at DeLamar. Iii some.
Thing never experienced there before and the
residents cannot account for it. With no
physician available it will 60 hard with the
community if the trouble becomes at all
general Two or three persons who hive
been down with the fever some time are re-.
ported as being quite low.
Y. L. Roe has about completed his n,e.
parations for another run Of his small con.
per furnace at Bristol The stack has besn
cut down considerably in size and it ia ex.
pected to work better The ore to bs
worked was taken from the National and
OLD Cave mines in the Bristol District Tho
bullion output from the run will he ahopt
'nree carloads of copper, which this time is
expected to carry considerable amount Of
silver On each Of the former runs the ora
came principally from the old Cave mine
ana the bullion carried less than $500 a ton
10 silver
T Last Thursday nights ball was success
as was expected, though the hall was less
crowded than in former times. Nearly all
sne party goers were in attendance bnt
'nere was room and to spare. II indicated
very forcibly how much our population has
.allen Of in the last year Dancing was
begun about $50 in the evening and kent
ap untll4 o'clock the following morning
exeept for an intermission for supper which
was ~ = Dicks restaurant The A. q n
n. Lodge had contracted for the spread
and Y ~ . good one. The collection,
about equalled the expAues on the Who'll,
And this y about all that was looked for.