The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-12-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Everything points to quiet winter season
for Phoebe.
Sheriff Prudential returned this morn
ing from a visit to Salt Lake.
Good work and low prices on all classes
Of printing at the Record office.
Trip cures bruises sproins and burns
Taxes are coming in at more lively rate
now, still the delinquent list still promises
to be large
Ten per cent delinquency will be added to
all taxes remaining unpaid next Monday,
the 9TH. inst.
Doc Dorrel was in with potatoes from
Camp valley on Tuesday, selling at Sl.25
per hundred.
Trib is economical, strong, clean.
Mrs. ]. Pouade was seriously hurt at Car
son Monday by slipping and falling down
fight of stairs at her home.
The Sentinel says that scarlet feaver and
scarletina are prevalent in Eureka, four
cases being known of.
" G.. Redmayne has opened barber
shop in the north half Of the building oc.
cupied by John Jochimsen on Nam street.
An error appeared in last weeks issue.
The forged check on John Roeder by one
Seeley should have been SIS instead of SIS.
The County Teachers institute which is
to be held at Panaca on Saturday the 18th
inst, promises to be well attended from out.
side points
The legs of some Of the best wheelmen
grows too hard for quick action. Trib
lubricates the muscles and brings them to
perfect condition.
The approaching sitting of the District
Court promises to be of some length The
dockets of both civil and criminal cases are
growing rapidly.
John Meloy is marketing cabbage at 81. so
per hundred from his ranch above Bristol
This is the lowest notch the vegetable has
touched this fall.
No definite instructions have yet been re.
ceived by the County Clerk as to when the
District Court will convene It is thought
the sitting will be begun this month, how.
ever.
Deputy Sheriff veitch brought up from
DeLamar Friday evening ]. G.. Seeley, the
man charged with forging two checks at
that place last week, and is now confined in
the county Jail.
Washington paper says that the next
Congress will include eleven journalists
That is discouraging; one newspaper man
would have been worth more than the entire
eleven. Chicago Times. Heard.
A Chinaman who has been running small
vegetable garden about mile south of
Palisade on the E.& Z. r. Il. was shot three
times by tramp last week aud robbed.
The robber secured but few dollars
The three prisoners now in Jail seem to be
happy birds, at least they are making the
best Of a bad bargain. The singing INDUCED
In. by them would do credit to our amatures,
and make the most of them green with
envy.
Palmer and Buckner, the Democratic. Nc.
Kinley Gold nominees. carried one township
10 this country. A township in Kansas gave
Palmer 3, Mckinley ., and Bryan |. The
Secretary of State is preparing medal, 1--WE
hope it is leather onel to be presented t.
them.
The johnson Brothers. teachers Of elocu
ton, left yesterday morning for DeLamar,
where they will endeavor to secure a class
or two for instruction. The gentlemen ar
we'll advanced in the art and are wei
spoken OF wherever they have been.
There was just one vote cast in the Fourt
precinct of the Ninth ward of Albany, Ne,
York. for Palmer and Buckner That
Senator Hills voting place. Now the Who'll
State of New York is trying to find on
who cast the vote. Silver State.
j. A. Denton aud w. ii. Perry ha,
bought out the stage line running fro
Panaca to DeLamar, from the Ronnow DO,
and took charge on the LIST inst. The san
running time and accommodations as ha'
existed for the past six months viii be mai
tanned.
The case OF Mrs. Hartley against Il
estate of NJ. ID. Foley, brought to have b
infant child declared lawfal heir of M. ]
Foley, aud share In the distribution of
estate, was tried In the U. s. Court
Carson last week. Mrs. Hartley CLAIM
Foley. whom she killed. declared himself
b. the father Of the child, then unborn; thl
the declaration was in writing but that b
retained Il. etc. The jury failed to agree