The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-02
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Zobo band takes the cake.
Strangers continue to arrive in town.
Robert Clark, Escslanta Bob, is doing the
town.
Excessive hot weather for the past few
days.
Mrs. welland arrived from DeLamar on
Monday.
Miss Jennie Mekle returned to DeLsmNr
yesterday.
j. Angelo Clark arrived from Cripple
Greek on Sunday.
Henry and Ed. Prudential went to
Comet to-day.
Times are picking up and Piochs is ad.
ding to her population daily.
Mrs. D. D. Jolly leaves tomorrow for a
short visit to DeLamar.
A contract to run $50 feet on the eighth
level Of the Yuba mine is about to be let.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Clark departed for
Cripple Creek on Wednesday nights stage.
w. ]. Dooley came up from DeLsmar on
Monday and returned Wednesday evening.
Eugene Goodrich editor and proprietor
Of the Lode came up Tuesday and returned
to-day.
Ashley Turner left on Tuesday evening
for visit to Salt Lake City and to take in
the carnival.
]. Nesbitt and family left this morning
for DeLamsr to attend the celebration on
the 4th.
ese-if Prudential goes to DeLamar to.
' and will finish up assessing there
lac returns.
rt Martin and VIM Anderson passed
through here yesterday on their way home
to DeLamar to spend the 4th
HAh' Nuu MIS- ~ 4 DOOicy Will LehVe 10
morrow for DeLamar. visiting relative and
helping to swell the attendance at the cele.
bration.
Miss Lena Clinton came up from De-
Lamar on Monday and will be in the Re.
corder's Office while her sister Annie pays
visit to DeLamar.
County Recorder John Shier came up
from DeLamar Monday morning, and will
remain few days combining business with
pleasure.
I. ]. Osborne and his son Charlie left
last Thursday for Salt Lake to spend o
couple of weeks Of business and pleasure
combined.
China Dick had big rush at dinner Sun.
day evening. His restaurant was crowded
to its utmost His Sunday dinners are out
Of sight.
Fourth of July festivities will be INDUCED
in at the Colburn ranch on Saturday by a
RiOhiS ahu poAiy w WhiSb kcucthA iuNlbd-
ton is extended.
The cattlemen have returned from the
drive and say the outlook for stock the
coming winter is very poor on account of the
poor condition Of the ranges.
]. B. Wheeler is steadily at work at
Highland with his concentrating plant and
10 now putting in stamps and will be able to
treat custom ore as soon as completed.
Teachers examinations will be held on the
18th, l4th and 18th Of July. All wishing
certificates will notify the Superintendent
before that date See notice in another
column.
The County Commissioners meet mex,
Monday and it will be an important meet
ing. All the registry agents for the several
precincts are to be appointed and other mat
tiers pertaining thereto looked after
There was an attempt to get up bal
for the 4th, but as no music could be had il
was dropped. The brass band will yer,
likely have social of its own. They are
folly crowd and are having lots of sport
Or. Hudgens, w. Stewart and w. D
Prewitt left on their wheels Monday even
Ing for Milford, enroute for Salt Lake b
take In the carnival. They will make tire
rides Of it, going to Rose valley the frs
evening, then to Desert springs the follow
ing day, the third evening they will max
Milford They will return to Phoebe abou
the 18th.
The boys at the Old Timer did themselve
proud at the reception rendered to the ban,
at the mine. An elegant cold lunch was SO
out and ample refreshments passed aroun'
TO which the boys made vigorous attemp
10 do Justice, in which they more thar
partially succeeded. Music by the band
singing Jokes and recitations concluded the
evenings enjoyment. whom the boys dis.
perssd with many thanks TO thsIr Jolly en-.
tsrtAinsrs.