The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-25
Henry Kahn, representing Kahn Brothers
Of Salt Lake, arrived here last night.

Of Salt Lake, arrived here last night
good many small mining claims are be.
ing worked at profit in the vicinity of
Carson. Silver State
VIM. Lloyd is running a jig at the Yuba
mine with good results. A lot of second
class ore is being run through.
W. L. McIntire, constable of Austin
township, has gone insane, and was taken
to the asylum at Reno, recently. -Silver
STATE.
j. Eisenmann was q passenger on Mon.
days DsLamar stage on his way to Pah.
ranagat Valley where he will remain on his
ranch until harvesting is finished.
Some of the property holders on Main
street are tearing down their houses to
escape taxation. This is an indication of
the value of property in Eureka. Eureka
Sentinel
Frank Wilson aud family and Mrs. D.
Mcdonald arrived here Sunday evening
by private conveyance. Mr.. Wilson took
Mondays Milford stage for Salt Lake on i'm.
portant business and expects to be absent
several weeks.
Ever since Carlisle attended a Kelley in.
stitute he has been profound believer in
the gold cure" and wants to force the
whole country to take it. As the rest Of
us are not SO addicted to dipsomania as he
10, we decline to drink DIR. Carlisle's medi
cine.-Silver State.
DIED.--The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nssbtt died to-day after an illness
Of short time. The child was sick but
few days and death was probably the only
relief for the little one. The funeral will
take place tomorrow from the residence on
McCsnnon street at ten o'clock a. m.
Our mails are now running on good time
but complaints are still being made about
the present route of the DeLamar stage.
Passengers en- route to DeLamar would
rather come to Phoebe than lay over in
Psnaca and wait until ten o'clock the fol.
lowing day before starting for DeLamar.
Information is wanted of J. McEvoy, who
resided in Eureka some ten years ago; also
man by the name Of John Hewe.t, who
resided at Phoebe some ten years ago Any
one knowing the whereabouts of either of
the men or any information concerning
them, will confer favor by corresponding
with w. s. Raine, Palisade, Nevada.
Selling silver polish to support herself
and father, Miss Foote, daughter of @. B.
Foote, president Of the lately failed Com.
msrcial Bank of Cincinnati. goes from house
to house. The young woman is well edu.
Gated, but could find nothing to do. She
manufactures and sells the polish and what
she makes supports herself and father and
is their only income.
Professor Foster says the storm wave will
cross the continent from the Oath to the
18th and the next will reach the Pacific
Coast about 2Stb, cross the west Of Rockies
country by the close of the Goth, the great
central valleys from Both to August LIST and
the eastern states August 2nd. The warm
wave will cross the western country about
July 2Sth, great central valleys the 3Oth and
the eastern states August lst. A cool wave
Will cross the western country about July
3lst, great central valleys August End and
the eastern states August 4th. Unusual
weather may be expected next month and
killing frosts will occur in some portions Of
the northern states.