The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

, VIM. Denton was in town on a short visit
this week
w. b. Stanley came in from Vanderbilt
this week
Read the legal notice under the head OIL
New.to-Day.
Rain last night and to-day, making the
roads beautifully walkable.
Mrs. w. s. Godbe of Bullionvle, spent
several days in town this week.
John Roeder and wife departed Sunday
afternoon for a weeks visit in DeLamar.
Mrs. r. A. Martin came up from De.
Lamar on Fridays stage and is visiting with
her mother here.
Because a young man courts his girl n
dark room, it is no sign that he is devel.
oping a negative.
The Board of County Commissioners meet
on Monday next Present your bills to the
Clerk on Saturday if possible
The social event of the season is coming.
Read in another column of this issue the ad.
OF the grand ball to take place on the Goth.
OF next month. The admission is low and
first class time is assured to all.
On Monday next at 2 o'clock there will be
a footrace on Lacour street between two Of
our young men. rivals, for the affections Of
----------- the loser to give up the contest
The distance is IS yards aud W. j. Dooley
has agreed to act as Judge.
George Nesbitt left here Tuesday after
noon for Cedar springs, with wagon load
OF provisions, and force Of men will i'm.
mediately commence digging ditch to lay
water pipe from Cedar Springs to the
town Of DeLamar
Hon. G. II. Patchen has after STEADY
labor secured the pardon OF w. r. Fontan.
fontan was sent from here about three
years ago to the States Prison to serve a
term of fifteen years, for the killing of L.
o. Grffiths at coal camp near here.
Henry Freudenthat, Ed. Prudential and
l. N. Garrison leave tomorrow on a pros.
pecting trip in the Kowich range Of noun.
tains, situated about thirty miles south.
west of Groom Mining District; country in
which little, if any, prospecting has been
done.
The l. O. 0. F. Order will celebrate their
seventy'sixth anniversary by giving grand
ball at Thompson's Opera House on the Goth
OF April. This undoubtedly will be fine
affair and like all that are given by that
Order, will be well attended
A. II. Godbe, general manager of the
Phoenix Reduction Company Of Bullion.
vile, was in town Tuesday last and stated
that the reduction works will start up about
the first OF April on lot of ore from the
April Fool mine situated in Ferguson dis.
trict.
The impossible is as hard to do in Nevada
as elsewhere, as proof of which we extract
from the Carson Appeal: II. Bressler, the
man who opened store here a few weeks |
ago, and tried to run it without advertising
has packed up and started to hunt new
pastures.
}. A. Denton having purchased the inter.
est of w. II. Perry in the Phoebe and Mil.
lord stage line, will assume charge of the
entire line on the first of April. Good
stock, accommodating and good Hooking
irivers will always be on the lookout for
The welfare of passengers.
Hon. J. A. Denton, Lincoln County's rep.
'esentative in the Assembly arrived home
Thursdays Milford stage He is exceeding.
y well and seems to have stood the battle
'ravely. Mr.. Denton was scored on every
urn by our state papers in the west, but
us record will compare favorably with that
i any member present at the term lust
'assed.
Commencing with the first of April
Monday the mail for DeLamar will 20 via
'anaca and leave Phoebe at 7 a. m. on Mon.
avs, Wednesdays and Fridays, and for
like on Monday and Friday at 7 a. m. !
he mail from DeLamar will arrive on
Vednesdsys, Fridays and Sundays at 80
m. and from Hike on Wednesdays and
anday's at $3.50 p. m. The mail from De 4
amar and will now be one day later on tho
ew schedule than it has been. =