The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-04-09

be desired.
The list of jurors for 1896 is out and the
banner town of Lincoln County gets the
lions share.
A few slight scraps and an occasional
runaway, help to furnish a little excite
msnt for the boys.
Judge Rives arrived from the north last
evening The Judge comes Cd very import
ant legal bu mess, and will remain with US
for some days.
Mr.. Hindry foreman at the DeLamar
mill has rendered his resignation to take
effect on May the first The boys are sorry
he is to leave.
The DeLamar Co. having completed the
laying of water pipe through Main street
the citizens are busy connecting with their
places of business.
Mr.. W. Jerger arrived in DeLamar on the
9TH and will enter a very important posi-
ton with the DeLamar Co. Mr.. Jerger is
spoken of as an A l machinist
Quite a number of social dances have been
arranged for the near future. Our young
folks are becoming quite numerous and ere
determined to have their share of life's joys
while they can.
A couple of travelling photographers have
hpnn husXr tba lac taly, -
town, and also separate ones Of nearly every
business house. They are fine pictures, and
will no doubt lind ready sale among our
citizens.
Gus Anderson the genial travelling agent
of Hewlett Bros. of Salt Lake arrived in
town on the 9TH. Hewlett Bros. sodas
elders and all light summer drinks are the
most popular in town. Gus has got De-
! Lamar corralled in his line.
Mr.. John c. Lynch and Thomas Kelly
came in from State Line district, the gentle
men are enthusiastic over the prospects
there, and Mr.. Lynch and his partners will
shortly have their first big shipment ready
for the Salt Lake market.
A Bi-metallic Club is being formed in town
and no doubt every advocate of the restor
alton Of silver at l6 to | will join. Sample
copies OF the Bimetallist have been circulated
around town; it is an able paper and should
be subscribed for and read by all.
Mr.. Fl. w. Nichols, brother of Ralph
I Nichols, Superintendent of the DeLamar
works, arrived on the 9th inst on visit.
Mr. Nichols is a resident of California, and
is intending making a trip to Mexico on
business before his return to the coast
Charlie Lytle has started an Arbor Day
of his own. He arrived from Eagle Valley
few days ago with load of fine young
shade trees from his ranch. The early
spring weather makes it necessary to trans
plant earlier than our northern neighbors
The first large electric arc light in the
town has been put up by Vetti and Purt.
scher in front of their hall, Lower Main
street, it lights the street like day, and
others have determined to follow suit. 1t
will add greatly to the appearance of the
street at night
Mr. John Leetham, one of the employees
of the DeLamar mine, has been suddenly
called to Payson, Utah, by the serious ill.,
ness of his mother Mr.. Leetham is one O
of the Oldest residents in town, having bull
the second house in DeLamar. Himself ant
family departed on the 7th inst.
Mr.. Frank Wilson took out force of mer
to his pump station on Monday to raise th
smoke stack, and in few days will have hi
water running to his new mill, which is be
ing pushed with all possible haste. Beside
a large force of masons and laborers, Their
are fifteen skilled carpenters employed, an,
the battery frame is being erected aud tn
I boilers and most of the machinery is on tn
t ground, the remainder is arriving daily.