The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-04-30
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Only enc light istic encounter during the
week.
Judges Talbot and Rives arrived Sunday
BY special conveyance.
The saloons and restaurants are doing
rushing business.
Alex. Harrison and Gene Goodrich ar
rived from DsLamar last evening.
The schools OF Hike, Eagle Valley and
Pshranagat closed down last Friday.
The ball to be given tomorrow evening
BY the brass band promises to be a grand
success.
Quite large number of visitors arrived
during the week to attend the court now In
session.
The. disagreeable weather of the past
month wound up with storm on Monday
last, which was succeeded by spring
weather.
Mr.. c. c. Bathurst left for DeLsmar
yesterday and will enter the service Of d.
I. Wertheimsr q Co.
Attorneys McNamee and Sanders came
mp from DeLamsr the forspart of the week
10 attend the session of the district court.
Rumor has 1t that two A. P. A. organiEa.
tions exist In Lincoln county, and that they
are liable to take leading hand In politics
this fall.
MARRIRD. AT Phoebe, on Tuesday even.
ing, April 2sth, Mr.. Joseph Rosevesr to
Miss Bessie Jose, at the residence Of the
brides parents. The ceremony was per.
formed by Judge Talbot
The County Clerk issued two marriage
licenses the fore part Of the week; on Mon.
day to George F. Richards Of Pahranagat,
and Miss Amelia Lynch Of Phoebe; on Tues.
day, Joseph Rosevear Of DeLamar, and Miss
Bessie NJ. Jose Of Phoebe.
II the two ladies who threw several
handful OF gravel at the window Of two Of
their bachelor friends Sunday evening, had
waited moment instead Of running away,
they would have had escorts home. We
understand that the ruse was more success.
fully carried out the following evening.
Alabama turned down the Administra.
tion's single gold standard policy despite
Secretary Herbert, Nebraska has followed
suit despite Secretary Morton, and Georgia
only awaits the opportunity despite Sscre-
tary Smith. This is rather discouraeing
year to cabinet influence. Augusta Chron.
iels.
Geo. Q. Fettermsn, the DeLamar hard.
ware merchant, has been In attendance a.
grand Juror, and intended TO return home
as soon as its labors were finished, but the
influence Of the ladies were brought TO bear
upon him, and he never could say no to the
ladies. has determined to stay and trip the
Light fantastic with them tomorrow even.
ing.
Many Of the citizens Of Phoebe will be
surprised to hear OF the death of John P.
Hanson, who was born in Condor cayon and
well known here. He died at the residence
Of his father.in.law, Dudley Leavitt,
bunkerville, Nevada, with disease which
he has suffered from for a long time. He
leaves wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
A Nebraska judge put camper on the
issuance OF notes which states they are pay.
able in gold coin. and declares them void.
He says, to make contract specifically
payable in gold or silver is to discriminate
in favor Of the preferred metal All con.
tracts provided for the payment of money
should read payable in lawful money Of the
United States
The managers Of the recent Carlisle meet.
ing in Chicago had to call In the police tc
enable the Secretary to delivar his speech
The disturbers Of the peace hadn't anything
against Mr. Carlisle. but they were annoy
ingly curious to know why he had tucked
his free silver record into basket and lef
it on Senator Joe Blackburns front door
step. New York Mail and Express.
Tbs hobo mining element was in evidsno
the forcpart Of last week, and made them
selves so obnoxious to the citizens that tn
sheriff was compelled 10 inform them tina
but few hours would bs allowed them t
leave town; they took 1t into consideration
and resolved to '.skip by the light of tn
moon" By the reports from other towns !
the State il seems as il Nevada is having a
epidemic in this GLASS Of undesirable popu
isucn.