The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

EOCAE AMI ~ TEN NssSN'
Travel has not been so brisk between
Milford and DeLamar this month as it was
last.
CO. Newell and jim Hulse left with pack
horses on Saturday for anoxtended prospect
ing trip.
The telegraph and telephone Offices are
now located at Mrs. Carmans residence on
Lacour st.
George Warren Jr. and Mont Common ar.
rived from Salt Lake Wednesday and will
proceed to DeDamar.
A. s. Thompson proposes trip for recre.
alton and health, and will leave tomorrow
evening to be absent several weeks, per-
haps longer.
Last Saturdays stage did not arrive till
noon owing to the accidental breakdown of
one of Ben Miller's wagons in the vicinity
Of Sulphur Springs.
Female frogs have no voice; only the male
can sing. With this example of the wisdom
Of Nature, what need Of argument against
Woman Suffrage.
Ashley Turner went to Panaca last week
their way from DeLamar to Salt Lake, they
will DO gone for some time.
Mr.. Downey came in town yesterday to
run barber shop here. This is a good To-
cation and a barber shop conducted in a first
class manner will be appreciated by all.
With combination of the democrats,
populists and the various silver organiza-
tions, as now outlined, by the political lead
ers, silver ought to win at the next election.
w. D. Prewitt and Willie Stewart went
to Spring Valley Monday on their wheels
and returned Tuesday. 1t VISA hard push
ing coming home against a strong head
wind.
Information Of the whereabouts of John
Mullen, who was in this place some eight
years ago, is wanted by his nephew. P.
0Brien of st. Paul, Ramsey Co., Mime.
sofa.
The storm which has been threatening fol
anumber Of days broke lose last night and
delightful rain Of half an hour cooled the
atmosphere and made everything look fresh
and clean.
Preparations for another run on Old tt
mer ore are going on at the summit works
Not enough ore was put through at the rur
made last week to demonstrate whether tn,
business will pay or not.
With the exception Of one or two out
lying valleys, and the town of DeLamar
the county is fully assessed this year. Th'
remaining places will be attended to within
the next three weeks.
Lewis tSharp was in from Little Cherr.
Creek on Tuesday. The recent rains, h
says, have resulted in fine feed for cattl
and stock. generally. is looking we'll, bu
that no sales have been made yet this year
The moonlight picnic proposed for las
Saturday night was held about two mile
west Of town and those who attended had
most pleasant time. Another event of tn
same character is spoken Of for next Satui
day night if the weather permits.
Charley Thompson, returned last Satui
day from two years course at the Stat
University at Reno. He graduated from tn
commercial department, being one of six OF
of class of twenty. He will take charge
his fathers business here from this on
Our townsman ]. Eiseman attended ii
st. Louis Republican Convention last wee
as an alternate. He writes that the seer
witnessed when the silver delegates wake
out was one long to be remembered, an
that the speeches of some of the silver m,
were simply grand. He states also that f
general jam and crush of visitors. Chical
during the exposition was not in it with S
Louis, and that quarters were very dificu
to obtain.
C. M. Rolker. the expert who has be-
examining the DeLamar mine for the pa
month, finished his work and left vest,
day He has investigated everything CO
nected with the property to the!minutest 4
tail and in all probability sale will resu
How soon the management will change no
ever, Is another matter. The general t,
49, nroposed transfer, indulg
has subsidized consideral
sac are awaited with go
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