The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

The bullion tax notice appears in this
issue.
Now is the time to have your photograph
taken.
Henry Prudential is in from Comet after
supplies.
Utah fruit is still being brought to
our market
The family of T. f. Edwards is here
on a short visit to relatives.
BoRN.-At Phoebe, Nevada, September
49, 1895, to the wife of John Boyle, son.
After spending few days here w. ].
Dooley left Monday morning for DcLamar.
Mrs j. w. McDonough, after spendng a
week here, returned Monday morning to
DeLamar.
Assessor Prudential left on Mondays
stage for Salt Lake City to be absent several
weeks on important business,
John Savior left here yesterday for Bristol
district to do the assessment work on
several promising claims he has there.
N. p Dooley returned Monday afternoon
from DeLamar. After spending few days
there he was willing to come back to our
quiet burg.
Henry Kahn representing Kahn Bros. of
Salt Lake, was here for several days this
week and proceeded to DeLamar on Tues
days stage.
D. D, jolly arrived here last Thursday
evening from Ely. He came to take Mr.
Tippetts of DeLamar to Ely where Tippetts
wife was very sick
The numerous reports of so many being
sick at DeLamar are wrong. The Doctor at
DeLamar has about dozen cases at present
and no one very dangerous.
d. A. Mekle brought his daughter Jennie
from DeLamar last Monday. Miss Jennie
has been sick for some time and a change
will probably do her much good.
Since the fire of last Saturday everyone has
been busy fixing stove pipes. This is some
thing that needs attention very often especi.
ally after week of windy weather.
The Reipe hotel is being overhauled and
renovated from top to bottom, presumably
in anticipation of that invisible invigora.
tor" the boom. White Pine News.
The Justices Court was occupied on Mon.
day and Tuesday with tho case of Geo. s.
Sawyer VS.. JOS and Eleanor McGuffie, in.
volving $500 alleged to be due on an attor-
neys fee
One of the best horses of j. A. Denton's
stage team was kicked in the stable and 80
injured last Saturday night that it died the
following day. Misfortunes appear never to
come singly.
AL. Smith the photographer will remain
with us as long as business justifies. As
this is somewhat uncertain don't DELAY but
call early for sitting Good work and
satisfaction is guaranteed.
Chas Roe was in from Bristol this week
and reports everything in that vicinity very
quiet. He returned to Bristol Yesterday
with load of provisions and will continue
work on properties there.
Assessment work on mining claims must
be done for the year 1895, and statements
filed with the Recorder prior to January lst
1876 The law requires 500 of develop.
ment work done on all claims. This ia
largely understood by all miners, but re.
Gently it was made public that the date had
been changed to October LIST A bill was
introduced in the last Congress, but it
never came before that body, having been
withdrawn.
Saturdays fire was the first the town has
experienced in a long time; about eighteen
months 1t made evident the fact that our
fire apparatus should receive more care and
attention than Of late, and that an occa.
sionsl drill or practice would be good
thing, since most OF the old hands who
handled the machines in past years have
gone away. The fire department has proved
the salvation of the town in several in
stances in the past, and saved valuable pro.
perty on Saturday and it should be kept in
perfect order and readiness for action.