The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND " HENWISE'
Ely had six inches Of snow last week.
Geo. B. Van Enron was in from Highland
Tuesday.
After stay of two weeks, Attorney +.
X. Murphy left for his home in Ely on Tues
day.
Hon. Henry Rives, after stay of a month
attending court matters, left for Eureka, on
Tuesday.
The weather this week has been unusually
pleasant, considering The cold snap of two
weeks ago
The family of Jesse Peaslee have moved
to the mine at Comet district for a
stay of several months.
Judge G. F. Talbot left on Mondays Gey-
ser stage for Ely where he will hold sit
ting of court before going home.
Quietneas supreme reigns once more.
Since court adjourned not even dog fight
breaks the monotonous silence of Main st.
Bosko the drummer came in from Ely
Tuesday evening, brought over by Jimmy
Harris. Both went on to DeLamar yester
day afternoon.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The DeLamar patients brought here are
all said to be improving nicely. Phoebe is
likely at this rate to become the sanstarium
Of the county.
The thermometer registered seven degrees
below zero OF Ely one morning last week.
Colder weather by far than we experience
here in the dead of winter.
Sheriff Prudential left on Tuesday with
the convicted Italian Della, for the State
prison at Carson. The Sheriff will return
about the end of the month.
The Director of the Mint estimates that
the silver product of the United States will
be from 3,OOO,0 to 5000. 600 ounces less
in 1895 than it was in 1894.
Pm not troublin' myself about the new
woman" hiccoughed O'Gaghan, making his
way OBVIOUSLY homeward at 3 a. m. cts
the ould woman that's worrn' me.
On request, Judge Cheney has consented
to deliver series of lectures, three or more,
at the State University, his subject to be
"The Elements OF the Common law"
Dave Jolly and family have come ovei
from Ely and will spend the Winter here
principally for the benefit of Dawes health
which for some time past has been poor.
The A. o. U. w. Lodge here will give
ball on the evening of Thanksgiving day
See the advertisement ip another column
make up your mind to 60 and do it. Al
enjoyable time to all attending is assured
If you want something to supplement
your Thanksgiving turkey, call on A. S
Thompson and he will supply you wit
fish, oysters and SUCH which will be in b
express next Tuesday.
The District Court sitting just closed wa
the most exciting that has occurred in man
years. Another sitting is looked for with
in three months, and from the way cases ar
being instituted the Spring gathering wi
be a good one.
Forty tons of ore from the Gold Note min
at Kennedy is being hauled to Winnemuc
for shipment to the Selby smelling work
1t will average about $3.50 per ton and N,
the Irish boys, who own the mine, quite
handsome sum.-Silver State.
The preliminary examination of G.
Warren and F. r. McNamee before Justi
of the Peace Hartung. on a charge of a
tempted subornation of perjury was CO.
cluded on Saturday evening and the defen
ants bound over to appear before the graz
Jury with bonds fixed at $500 in each cas-
The bonds were promptly furnished
Mail For Eagle Valley.
Eagle Valley, with post Office name
Ursine, is to have a regular paid mail s,
vice from town The special carrying
the past three or four months has satisti
the Post Office Department that o regul
service there is justified and notices are
in the postoffice here stating that bids
the carrying will be received to the LIST, d
Of December. Carrying time 5 hours.
round trip to be made on Wednesdays a
Saturdays. The bond required is $500.