The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday
Don't forget the grand ball of the Goth
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Godbe was up from
Bullionville during the week on short visit.
The family Of Geo. Warren went to De-
Lamar Friday last where they will hereafter
reside.
George Haggerty of Cave Valley was in
town during the week with load OF farm
produce.
Thomas Donohue who has been danger
ously i'll for week past, is now recovering
very slowly.
Alex. Harrison was a passenger out on
yesterdays stage for DeLamar to look over
the new town.
The Rice Bros. have leased their cattle
and horses for two years to Ed. Lytle and
Charley Millett.
Mrs. Julia McFadden was passenger on
Fridays DeLamar stage On a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. T. E. Edwards.
DIR. w. C. Cooper came up from DeLamar
on Saturdays stage and left here Monday
morning for his home in Challis, Idaho.
Our weather for the past week has been
very pleasant and it is hoped that our rough
and stormy weather has passed for the
season.
David Service Of Hike was in town for a
few days and left Saturday last to take
charge of the school at Bennett Springs
which opened on Monday.
NOTICE. Hereafter all baths will cost 81
for a single bath and 81 so for two. [Satur.
days and Sundays excepted
Jos. PHILLIPS
A new post office has been established 10
Snake Valley, between Osceola and
Burbank, called Baker. George T. Smith
is Post Master. -White Pine News.
Miss Annie Clinton is regularly employed
as clerk in the Recorder and Auditors office.
County Recorder Shier has gone to DeLamar
where he will be detained some time
Senator c. Fl. Patchen arrived from the
Capitol last Sunday evening Clint. looks
well and hearty and seems to have held his
part in the last Legislature in good shape.
The Deseret Telegraph Company has es
tablished night rate to Salt Lake on its
line. The day rate is one dollar for ten
words or less, while the night rate is sixty
cents.
Never since it has been town, was
Phoebe as dull as at present. The remone
tization of silver is about the only thing that
will cause revival, to any material degree
Of business activity here.
Grand jurors are being summoned for the
approaching term of the District Court
which will convene on the Doth inst. Until
court meets it will not be known whether
petlt Jury Is wanted or not.
George Nesbtt expects to 90 to DeLamal
tomorrow to remain some little time. The
water piping will command his attention fol
time, after which the new store building
will be about ready for occupancy.
Thomas Taylor has commenced suit il
the District Court against the Phoebe Con
NJ. & R. Co. to recover $40, 500 alleged to b,
due him for ore cars and other material o.
the old Phoebe & Bullionville railroad.
Travel over the Milford road is expected
to improve as soon as the bullion shipment.
from DeLamar begin to be seen in Salt Lake
and other points northward. Bullion bars
are always the best advertisement a camt
can possibly secure,
The new mail change of supplying De-
Lamar with mail from Panaca is not salts
factory, complaints of delayed mail beips
heard from both Phoebe and DeLamar De
Lamar mail is a triAe later, while all Phoebe
been the case all last week, coming from
DeLamar this way is twelve hours late, tn,
delay occurring at Panaca. at which poin
the DeLamar stage arrives. after the Milford
stage has passed on to Phoebe. Georg
Warren runs Swing" between here ant
Bennett Springs, where he connects with tn,
DeLamar stage from Panaca, and so fur
nishes conveniences to Phoebe passenger,
and traffic.