The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-30
FROM DELAMAR.

The family of Chris Maletesta arrived in
town from Eureka. New, and will make
their home here in the future.
Cupid is getting his work in, in good
shape. Several matrimonial ventures are
on the tapis, and tin cans are in demand
The bullion coach is making frequent
trips lately. Both mills are running to their
full capacity and everything is looking pros
porous.
Building continues in town, several bus.
mess houses are being erected on Main
street and dwellings in all directions on the
outside.
DeLamar has been blessed the last week
by one Of the finest rains that has fallen in
this section in the knowledge of the oldest
inhabitant.
On the evening of the Doth the Ontre
Mons club gave a select invitation ball in
Vietti's hall, which was pronounced sue
cess by all who attended.
Mr. t. Reynolds, a miner of vast exper-
fence, has arrived to assume the position
formerly occupied by J. NJ Healy as fore
man of the DeLamar mines.
Our energetic deputy sheriff, Jake john
son, has gone on flying trip to Nye county
to summons witnesses in the case of the
State VS.. Wilson and Williams.
The registration books are now open at
Judge DeFriezs office, Main street Al
ready the one hundred mark is passed, and
the Judge is confident that there will be
three hundred voters 10 the town.
The marriage OF Jacob Spillman and Mrs.
Kate Alderman took place at the brides res
idence on the 22d inst, Justice DeFriez
officiating. The young couple start out
with the best wishes Of their friends
Mr. J. c. Lynch, who has been in town
for few weeks looking after his interests
here, will return to State Line in a few
days. Reports from his valuable mining
property in that section are very encourag-
ing, the property improving with depth.
A new conner by the name of Duffy is in
the bastile for selling whisky to Indians
Complaint was sworn to before Commits.
sioner Thorne, and a warrant was issued for
his arrest. The defendant will have pre-.
liminary hearing before the Commissioner
upon the arrival Of U. $. District Attorney
c. A. Jones.
During the last week some of the leading
lights of Phoebe have been paying the ban.
ner town of Lincoln county a visit. State
Senator Patchen, j. Esenmann, Doctor
Campbell, Jas. Nesbitt and Mark Church
constituted the party, the principal cause of
their visit was to establish the Masonic
Lodge in DeLamar, of which the gentleman
are prominent members. They returned on
the 9th inst. TO their homes at the county
seat, except MIR. Eisenmann, who pays a
visit to his old ranch in Pahranagat valley
before going home.
Another rousing ratification meeting was
held on the evening of the 9th inst A
large bonfire was built, DeLamar's famous
band discoursed some fine music, and some
rousing patriotic speeches were made; DR.
Mayo presided and several citizens addressed
the meeting. Mr.. A. A. Marshal made
the speech of the evening, his address was
delivered with great force and effect that
carried conviction to the hearts of his hear.
ears, and he was heartily applauded by the
large assemblage present, The main object
of the meeting was to form a Bryan and
Sewell silver club; special meeting will be
called at Vietti and Purtscher's hall in a
few days when all the friends of silver will
have a chance to show his patriotism and
join the club. Mr. d. L. Wertheimer
kindly forwarded one OF the Bryan and
Sewell badges from Chicago, where he went
as delegate from DeLamar. 1t is beauty,
resembles a silver dollar with Old Glory in
the center, the names of the Democratic
candidates, and the appropriate lines,
Free Silver" Free People The club
will send for badges for all that join. The
people here are full OF hope, and wish
that all differences may be buried by the
different parties that advocate the white
metal.