The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

E. L. Godbe and family are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Werthiemer returned
. from DeLamar on Tuesday.
BoRN.-At Phoebe, Nevada, July l6, 1895,
to the wife Of Peter McDonough, a daughter.
Mr.. w. Scot. of Eureka. Utah, passed
|, through here last Sunday, bound for De-
Lamar.
State Superintendent Cutting has sppor-
toned s34, 643. OF among the several counties
for school purposes.
Will Denton made the ride from Desert
here, a distance Of forty.five miles, in four
hours by horseback.
The weather of the past we elk has been
about the warmest of the season here and
many complaints OF sickness are heard
about town.
II you want cool, refreshing summer
drink inquire of A. S. Thompson who keeps
complete assortment of sodss and sarss-
psrillas. Also Salt Lake bottled beer.
The stockmen report the cattle on the
ranges in better condition than they have
been for FIVE years. A shower just about
this time would be welcomed with delight.
WIN. Culverwell is tearing down his
house on Main street north of the Godbe
Cos store and south of the old Shier drug
store, and intends moving it to DeLamar.
County Assessor Prudential took in
Panaca this week aud presented many of his
brethren with check for three dollars pay
able next November to the County Treas.
urer.
T. j. Osborne is expected back from his
trip the middle of next week. He has been
doing lake Tahoe and other summer resorts
in the northeastern portion OF the Silver
State.
A test run by the cyanide process, is being
made on lot Of ore from the Advance mine
of Panaca district The test is being mad e
by the Phoenix Reduction Company at
Bullionville.
c. ]. Boskowitz arrived here by private
conveyance Sunday evening, accompanied
by Fred NJ. Clark, Deputy Sheriff OF Ely
Nevada. After spending a day here they
proceeded to DeLamar.
John r. Cook and Hon. Geo, S. Sawyer
returned by Wednesdays stage. The for
mer from Salt Lake and the latter from
Carson City where he has been in attend
ance on the sitting Of the Supreme Court.
With work at the Yuba and also that OF
the Summit and the resumption of tn,
Poorman, will help in a measure to create
better feeling among the Piochers and also
to let the outside world know that we neve
give up and in the end old Phoebe will once
more come on top.
Mr.. Denton made the trip from Deser
on Sunday to here on the stage in six hours
the fastest time that was ever made by tn
stage, coming in four hours ahead of time
He received word of the illness OF hi
daughter at Warm Springs and no time wa
lost from there here by the stage.
Repairs on the Masonic hall are bein
made. The wall on the south side Of tn
building has been torn down to the frs
floor and built up again in a first elias
Tha Ill
tion than at first supposed and it would nc
have stood many more rains before it woul
have taken a tumble, and the possibility
injuring some one.
DR.. Bjornson was called from DeLams
on Saturday night on account of Mrs. NJ,
Donough's condition, and arrived here
five o'clock Sunday morning A consult,
ten was had on Sunday between he and d.
Campbell in regard to the condition an
cause Of her illness and they could NJ
agree. DR.. Bjornson returned Monda
evening to DeLamar.
A farewell party was tenderd Miss Avir
Eisenmann by many Of her friends on Sa
urday night The party met at the re'
dencs of Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne and su
prised the young lady at her residence
nine o'clock. After a couple of hours plea
antly spent, the party adjourned to the re
idence Of Mrs. Osborne where a fine supp
was partaken of, and the balance Of IL
evening spent in singing, dancing and 9TH
amusements. A merry time was had ar
all wished Miss Alvina a safe trip hon
and renewal Of her visit next year.