The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

VIM. Perry was among our weeks visit
George Sawyer left on yesterdays stage
for DeLamar.
Geo. Nesbtt was up from DeLsmar this
week for several days.
L. d. Turner paid us short visit the
first Of the week.
W. j. Dooley made flying trip from De-
Lamar here and return last Sunday.
The psyrolls of the Comstock amo united
to SIS, 968. 46 for the month of May.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Clark leaves to.
morrow for Salt Lake on a short visit.
Frank Wilson passed through here the
first of the week on his way to Salt Lake
City.
With two pay days, the races and other
amusements DeLsmar was extra lively this
week.
Genuine summer weather has come at last
with generous supply of gnats and
mosquitoes.
The New York Sun states that the
annual income of John D. Rockefeller is $2O,.
100000.
The Elko Board of Trade organized May
3lst with membership of forty eight lead.
ing citizens,
Mrs. Chas. Osborne left on the Milford
stage Monday morning for Salt Lake City
on a short visit.
John r. Cook was an outgoing passenger
on Tuesdays stage for Salt Lake City on
short business trip.
Many of our people went to DeLamar the
first Of the week to take in the races and
entertainment at that place.
1t is believed in Washington that Ithe
Treasury deficit at the end Of the present
fiscal year will be 81, ooo,O0O
+. P. Swindler was an outgoing passenger
on Mondays Milford stage bound for Salt
Lake. He will be absent about ten days.
II, w Turner and Ed. Prudential got
back from their gold discovery on Tuesday
afternoon. They report bonanza in the
new find and may return there shortly.
The Silver State says that the ladies hav.
ing entire charge of the Fourth of July cele.
bration at Winnemucea are hustlinp, and
that the best celebration in years will be
held.
McGregor, the sheep man, was found
guilty Of misdemeanor for failure to paw the
sheep license and sentenced to pay $50 or
90 to Jail for seventy-fve dsys.-virginia
Chronicle.
The recent severe frost destroyed all early
vegetables in the neighboring valleys and it
may be some time before we will get any
vegetables, as second crop will have to be
started
Johnny and Miss Tennie Roeder were in.
coming passengers on last nights Milford
stage, returning from Reno where they have
been in attendance at the State University
for the past year
Everyone should assist in the coming
celebration of the glorious Fourth at High.
land as has been decided by the meeting
held last Saturday evening. The com.
mittee will report tomorrow evening.
Miss Alvina Esenmann was passenger
on Wednesday nights stage She came un.
announced to spend her summers vacation
with her father j. Eisenmann here and will
pass the time between here and Pahrsnapat
Valley.
DR.. ]. D. Campbell Of Phoebe, a repre-.
sentative to the Grand Lodge of Masons
which meets at Reno on the 18th and TO
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows which
at Wadsworth on the 18th, spent several
days in town this week. Wadsworth Dis.
patch.
The stage lines in this section are doing
fair business at present but complaints are
still being heard of the route taken by the
DeLamar stage. The main object of the
change was to take away from Phoebe the
few dollars that is spent by passengers to
aad from DeLamar, as the change did not
improve the mail schedule Of either Phoebe
or DeLamar.