The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

B. C. McDonough is counting here.
Phoebe is well supplied with legal talent
at present.
Spiro Docklestich of DeLamar, is here on
jury duty.
The District Court sitting may last two
weeks longer.
The weather here for the past week has
been little cool but pleasant.
Among the arrivals on court business Is
our genial friend Max Schaefer.
Benz. Sanders of DeLamar, is engaged
as stenogrspher for the present term OF
court.
c. H. and s. f. Wertheimer arrived here
Friday last from an extended business trip
in the East.
A party of FIVE left here Tuesday after
noon on deer hunt in the vicinity OF
Wilson Creek.
The sickness at DeLamar is abating some
what and no one sick at present is reported
to be dangerous.
What's the matter with dance next
week. As there is good crowd here
dance ought to be success.
Our town has presented lively appear
ance the past week and will continue so for
several weeks on account Of court.
For u fine photograph give AL. Smith a
call. Good work guaranteed at reasonable
prices. Tent situated on Meadow Valley
street.
All passengers now on the road to De-
Lamar from Milford are brought here and
taken through the next day in first'elass
style
The County Treasurer is receiving taxes
and is kept busy preparing receipts. You
have only about month in which to pay
your taxes
A lot of ore from the Yuba mine is being
run through the jigs at the summit works.
Good results are expected from the process
above mentioned
Hon. j. H. Mcmillan arrived on Thurs,
day evenings Milford stage from Ogden.
He will remain here several weeks on bust
ness in the District Court.
Judge Talbot arrived here last Thursday
evening by private conveyance from Ely
The Judge has improved very much in
health since his last visit here,
Many of the people that has been sick at
DeLamar for some time are now coming up
here for change. Come right along but
don't bring the fever with you.
The mill at the summit works is running
smoothly and good results are being obtain.
ed. 1t is rumored that capacity of the
plant will be increased in the near future.
The court room has been finished also the
Offices of the Clerk and Recorder all of
which present neat and cozy appearance.
new stove was purchased also for the
court room.
Monday afternoon buck and squaw, re.
cent arrivals here, were found in drunken
and disorderly state and were put in the
cooler for the night. 1t is useless to ask
where they procured the whisky, but what
happened to the boomers?
On account of the mail service being sc
slow between here and DeLamar, the bust
ness men Of Phoebe are making arrange
ments for special mail service which will
bring mail matter through in ten hours
Over the regular mail route it takes two
days.
A recent fire at Wilson Creek DESTROYED
barn, forty tons of hay aud other articles
about the barn. The property was owned
by Frank aud Ed. Clark. How the fir,
originated is not known IS there was no on,
on the place at the time. The loss is esti
mated at 81 200.
The new stage line of Warner, Hulse 6
Co. to DeLamar has done a good passenge
business since opening up. A line from her
to DeLamar is necessity now. The mai
schedule for DeLamar from Panaca makes
night ride Of it, and two nights and tw
days from Salt Lake are more than tn
average passenger cares to stand. By com
ing to Phoebe and resting over night, tn
journey is made easier and time is saved.