The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Japan to China Heads | win, taels you
loose.
Does Phoebe intend to celebrate Decora
ton Day this year?
We are informed that the DeLamar post
Office has a lady deputy.
C. ]. Boskowitz came in by private con-
veyance yesterday afternoon.
A poker game was running at full blast
for several nights this week.
j. Dolan and James Giles were in from
Panaca district during the week.
James and Henry Rice were visitors from
Spring Valley the first of the week.
Dame rumor says that there has been
several weddings in Panaca recently.
A full line of fresh groceries and canned
goods has been received at Dooleys.
A large consignment of pure drugs was
received at the Phoebe Drug Store this
week.
The Yuba mine has closed down and we
are again without the toot OF steam
Vhistle.
The comstockers are already agitating the
question Of having Fourth Of July celebra.
ton there.
AT the Bailey sale in Churchill county last
week, 100 head of horses went for thirteen
cent piece.
Dr. Campbell was called to Panaca last
Sunday to attend Mr.. Wadsworth who was
seriously i'll.
Pat Sheahan left Bullionville on Fridays
Milford stage for Denver, Colorado, on
business trip.
H. H. Cooper and Chris Amman were in
town for several days this week attending
the District Court.
Robt. Clark, Of Escalante, Utah. has been
in town the past week enlisting mem bers to
moral PHILOSOPHY class.
The peace and quietness of our town was
somewhat disturbed by dog fight on Main
street Monday evening.
A jolly crowd obtained means Of convey.
ance Sunday and spent the day at Highland
having first class time.
Three cyanide plants have been estab.
lished at Bodie, and are now working over
the failing at the rate Of 225 tons per day
Geo. 0. Sawyer arrived here on Sundays
Milford stage from Reno, where he has
been attending school at the State Univer-
sity
Two Of our Washers went to Spring Valley
Sunday. but for some reason they did not
make a lengthy stay as was first antic.
pated.
Chas. Lytle and AL Enright went to De.
Lamar yesterday by private conveyance,
after attending to important matters in the
District Court.
No decision of the District Court here for
many years. has given SO much general
satisfaction as the judgment in the Nc.
= nonough-:Cooper case.
The Comstock payrolls in April amounted
to S76,603, about $1,000 higher than the
month previous The mines of the famous
Constock lode are not worked out yet.
w. r. Bassett has moved his family to
DeLamar where they will reside in the
future. By his removal White Pine loses
and Lincoln gains first class citizen. -
White Pine News
The outlook for mining is good in nearly
every camp in the state. This is true of
silver, as well Of gold camps. slight ad.
vance in the price Of ell yer would make
many Of the silver camps active.
The case Of Theodore Durrant charged
with the murder Of Blanche Lamont and
Minnie Williams, will not be tried before
July. Captain Lee says the Supreme Court
would be given no opportunity to score the
police department for bringing Durraut to
speedy trial.
VIM. Wheatley and L. T. Bishop, who
have been working in Groom district, re-
turned yesterday, while there they develop
ed some fine silver and lead property and
give fattering reports Of that section. They
also state that water is becoming very
scarce in all springs south Of Pahranagat
Valley.