The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-12-17
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FROM DeLAMAR.
Trib is in fact a good liniment.

Irib is IN TACT good Imminent.
The prevailing fever is on the decrease.
No new cases are reported and all patients
improving,
A radical change in the weather is looked
for storm clouds are gathering and winter
seems to be near at hand
Deputy Sheriff johnson departed for the
county seat on the 18th inst, having in
charge w. Lattimer, charged with forgery.
The members of the Protestant Episcopal
faith are using every effort to make the sing
ing at the Christmas services great feature.
Trip cures bruises sprains and burns.
The Gold Wedge claim, adjoining the
Magnolia on the northwest, is said to be
looking well, showing a streak Of good ore.
Good reports come in daily from claims
that the assessment work is being done on,
and no doubt several more good mines will
be opened up.
Genial Doc Hudgens and his bike has re.
turned from an extended trip through Lin.
cola and White Pine counties. He is again
at his office prepared to attend to all who
need tirst.class dental work.
Trib is economical. strong, clean.
MIR. J. w. Palmer has opened the restaur.
ant formerly Atkinsl on the north side oil
Main street. It is the most commodiou:
and finest furnished in town, and Mr.
Palmer's reputation as a caterer is well
known and speaks for itself.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Protestant Episcopal portion of oui
community to have a mammoth Christmas
tree for the children on Christmas day
and everything will be done to make the
hearts of the little ones glad on that memor
able day.
Eugene Goodrich, editor of The Lode, hal
returned from his sorrowful mission Il
| Phoebe, where he went to attend the funera
Of his brother Harry, who died at the age
| VI 10 HUN hu hbtdNh VI lONCE duN
other complications, The family has tbs
heartfelt sympathy OF ALL
Once more the wedding bells have beer
rung in DeLsmRr. On last Wednesday
evening Mr.. B. f. Whitley and Miss
Hannah DeFriez where united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents. The
! young couple have a host of friends who
heartily wish them long life of happiness.
Fred G. Leisenring agent for the Joseph
Husak Merchant Tailoring Co. Chicago
has been in town for the past month solicit.
| ing orders, for his firm, he has received large
number. and they are arriving daily, and are
/ giving good satisfaction Mr.. Leisenring ex.
poets to build up large trade.
The most hattering reports continue to
come from the Magnolia mine. hisproperty
which was the first to attract attention in
! this vast mining region, is again coming to
the front. Since the Hike mill was burn.
ed but little work has been done on it. The
| iOith oHuCicy hSAShoOh iSips, Gnu
Jerry Manning have since disposed of their
interests. The present DINNERS, Eisenmann
of Phoebe, T. r. Jones of Salt Lake and
Vietti 4 Purtscher here, determined to test
the value of their purchase and have run Q
tnnnel over eight hundred feet in length
and have been rewarded by striking the
main ledge some sixty feet deeper than the
old workings on the ledge, and all in rich
ore. When connections are made shipments
are to be made to Salt Lake. Chas. Gar
ret who has been connected with the prop
erty from the time of its first discovery j;
now in charge. Garrett has made nearly
three thousand assays from the mine al
different times and is thus thoroughly ac
quainted with the ore. The re-opening Of
this mine means much for the north side o.
the district.