The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-04
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
One more day of school.


One more day of school.
Geo. 8. Sawyer returned from DeLamar
Sunday evening.
Father ManiOn has been holding services
Of the Catholic church this week.
The public schools close here tomorrow
after 9 nine and half months term.
The Summit mill is about ready to make
q trial run on Old Timer and Half Moon ore
A. 8. Thompson received the last loads Of
HE car Of beer. soda and ssrsaparillss few
days ago.
Miss Maggie Gillian is reported to have
been very sick with the measles at Bennett
Springs.
Bishop Chss. Ronnow was in town Mon
day attending to business connected with
che stage line.
Ben Miller. who runs the Milford end of
the stage line. was In town the latter part
Of last week;
Jim Wheeler moved his family to High
land the fore part Of the week, where he is
erecting mill.
Rumors are frequent Of change in man.
agsment at the DeLamar mines but SO far
they are only rumors.
Manager H. Il. Cohen OF the DeLamar
Co., was called away hastily and left on
yesterdays stage for Salt Like.
Sunday night some party or parties forced
the front door Of John Franks carpenter
shop and stole quantity of tools.
II is reported on good authority that Dan
Baker has struck good thing at State Line,
and that we will hear something drop be.
fore long.
The measles still prevail at Spring valley.
Nearly oil the younger members of the
Millett and Rice families are said to be
down with them.
County Assessor Prudential will leave
for Pahranagat valley and sother outlying
places in few days to finish up his outside
assessing.
The County Recorders office has been
rushed for the past week in getting out an
abstract Of title to all the DeLamsr's
Nevada Gold Mining Co. property.
Says the Florida Times. Union: "Girls
are like flies" In certain respects, yes;
they are continually getting stuck on what
they ought to leave lone.-Chicago Dis.
patch.
A travelling clothing store was here for a
few days and has done a rushing business
The boys were all struttng around in their
new clothes. They left for DeLamar on
Wednesday.
With its politics, its cyclones foods,
hendish murders and its sunshine that
brings the roses three weeks in advance of
the usual time. the year 1896 will be histor-
ical.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mr.. d. L. Bathurst, who is teaching
school at Spring valley. and Mrs. Coumerilh
came in town Saturday. The lady had a
very bad hand and came Ito have it oper.
ated on. They returned home on Sunday.
Mrs. Julia McFadden was an outgoing
passenger on the Milford stage on Monday
evening. bound for Salt Lake. where she ex.
pscts to make her home, having disposed
for term, of nearly all her effects here.
Patents for the Onondago and Coyote
mines at Jack Rabbit district, and for the
Alpha Consolidated group of claims here,
have been filed for record by the Phoebe Co.
M. & R. Co., inl the County Recorders
Office
The Midsummer carnival fever ha,
struck number Of our people pretty hard
and they are already making preparations t.
40 to Salt Lake to celebrate that event. I
promises 10 be three days Of continue
pleasure.
Dan Williams came up from Bullionvill,
On Wednesday and is engaged in thoroug
and much needed renovation and repair q
the water pipes about town. With leachin
going on at the Summit works there will b
iitt!s or no surplus water during the he
months.
Mrs. John NJ. Clay owns the Henry Cls
farm in Kentucky. She has such tend
feeling for her stock that she has provid,
for the future of all the superannuat'
animals on the place by leaving each $50
her will 40 that they may receive good ca
gill death snsues
A new game called the editors d
Light" 10 played this way: Take sheet
ordinary writing paper, fold it carefully an
snelose bank note sufficiently large to pa
up all arrearagss and one year in advance
Keep an eye on the editor, and if smil
adorns his face the trick works like
charm. Now 10 the time to play the joke
TX.