The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Three days heavy wind and yet no rain
Mrs c. Mcmahon is up from DeLamar.
Read the ad. of DIR. A. Hudgens which
appears under New To-Day.
c. j. Boskowitz and Jos. Eisenmann ar
rived from DeLamar last evening by private
conveyance.
Travellers from outside points indicate by
their appearance the extremely dusty con-
dition of the roads.
John Riordan of White River. took
Arthur Matheson and the Donaldson family
to DeLamar this week. White Pine News.
Geo. 0. Sawyer left ON Friday mornings
stage for Reno where he goes to attend
school at the State University. The school
was opened yesterday.
Los Angeles reports an average increase
of nine buildings day for the past year.
The building permits issued last month ex-
ceedsd those OF San Francisco 100000.
A. G. Giles recently from DeLamar who
has been working at the Yuba for several
weeks, took french leave of the town two
days ago leaving his landlord and others in
the lurch.
A Presbyterian missionary, Rev, Sample
by name, arrived here Friday evening and
held services Saturday and Sunday in the
court room. He is now on his way to De-
Lamar.
p Quigley, who has been attending St.
Mary's hospital in Salt Lake City for seve
raj months past, arrived here on Tuesday
stage. He has improved greatly during his
stay in the city.
DR.. NJ w. Snow, dentist, will be in
Phoebe about September Goth. and intends
remaining here for short time, after
which he will 20 on to DeLamar. Those
who wish their teeth attended to may take
advantage of this opportunity.
The District Court room, Clerks and Re-
oorder's offices are to receive a much needed
renovation. Conforming to the prevailing
style OF ornamentation the rooms will be
papered instead Of being hard.fnished as
heretofore The work will begin at once.
Yesterday in the District Court, c. J..
Boskowitz commenced suit in the District
Cont against Mark Mathews of Panaca, to
recover $4l9.97 due on an account for mer.
~ 1al;yara1 80 nhy a
papers were placed in the Sheriffs hands for
execution.
Several parties are still prospecting vigor.
ously west of town for the mother vein from
which the small seams of gold bearing quartz
are supposed to branch and extra good
samples are frequently found. John
Bingham has undoubtedly the best prospect
and is said now to be working on small
streak of very high grade gold bearing
material.
The gold reserve in the national treasury
is steadily declining and it is said arrange
msnts are being made to float another issue
of national bonds. Should this be done
without the authorization of Congress
Senator Peffer of Kansas says he will in
troduce resolution advising the repuda
ton of the bonds, as being issued without
authority ard consequently fraudulent.
Hereafter the Milford stage will leav,
Phoebe at 6 o'clock in the morning, These
orders were received Tuesday evening from
Milford and are the result of change il
time on the railroad. The train will here
after leave Milford at o'clock in the morn
ing instead of 6, making it necessary to de
part from this point one hour earlier thar
heretofore as the running time Of twenty
two hours is found in practice to be rattle
short
The public school did not open last Mon
day as was expected for the reason that tn
work ON the building was not finished
The work was concluded to-day only an
Monday next is definitely set by trustees a
the day on which school will take up Gu
school building is now, In all its appointment
the best in the county, the Board of Trus
tees have determined, among other thing
that all children Of school age must atten
school this winter. This determination wa
brought about by the failure of number
attend last winter without any reasonabl
excuse.