The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-02
FROM DELARhAR.


of the people has been much improved in
consequence
Mr.. Ralph Nichols, Superintendent of the
DeLamar Mill departed for Idaho on the |
2Sth inst, on important business. He ex.
poets to be absent some 2 or weeks.
The drilling contest promises to be very
exciting. Another lsrge block of rock was
brought to town yesterday, and the several
contestants can be seen every evening prac
tioing, Already considerable money is be-
ing wagered on the result
The telephone line running from the
April Fool Mill TO the water station is near
completion, the poles are all in place and
the wire will be up in a few days This
will be great convenience as the distance
is about eight or nine miles.
The prospects are that several promising
claims will be developed this fall. Several
are reported to be bonded to parties that
will open them up, and we predict that more
mines of note will be adjacent to DeLamar
than any gold camp in Nevada.
The new building lately erected by j, W.
Palmer on Main street was opened on the
2Sth of June by Mr.. j. Hartman as first
class restaurant, aud the spacious dining
room is equipped with the best in town, and
will no boubt obtain a large share of the
patronage.
Not to be outdone in popularity, Mr..
George Petty the proprietor OF the 'Josha.
way Saloon, advertises Liquors and cigars
of an entire new class, and from the rush to
sample them, one would think that a circus
had come to town. With the amable six
foot, bald headed dispenser, George is bound
to succeed
The Justice Court was occupied on the
Both of June with case between John Roe.
der and Dick Hunt for claim of fifty four
dollars and sixty nine cents before aiury. The
case occupied most of the day, and was de.
cided in favor of Dick Hunt. 1t is reported
that the case will be appealed to the District
Court.
r. A. Martin and VIM. Anderson repor
their mine in which they are interested il
at Cave Valley as looking very fine. They
have just shipped a carload of ore of very
high grade and are making arrangements t,
open the property on an extensive scale
Messrs Lanter, Schaefer aud the Smith boy
are interested in the mine also
Mine host of the Delamar Saloon, Ma,
Schaefer has established the manufacture O
8 soda water, and all summer drinks pertain
ing to the trade, and from reports iron
prominent judges they pronounce them equa
if not better than the imported article, an,
at much reduced rate. The gentleman il
charge has had a large experience in til
> business, and will no doubt eventually con
troll the entire local trade.
I Another liquid establishment opened TO
business on the 2Sth inst. 1.-The Blue Bell
9 conducted by Mr.. w. Hausley, gentleman
! from the North, and who shows plainl
9 from the start that he thoroughly under
+. stands his business. He is assisted by Mr.
$ Tom Reed mot of Maine) and their estab
Y lishment is first class in every respect
{. grand piano and pianist of note, and Presses
sor Wilcox, the celebrated violinist, fur
nishes excellent music nightly for thei
patrons, and the result is that they are tn
t attraction on Nam street, and we speak TO
them a prosperous future.
DR.. J. G. Lannerberg the well known snt
: popular occulist and eye specialist, has beel
with us for eight or ten days, and durinl
, that time has been as busy as bee. Dur
ing his stay he has performed some Difficult
+. operations, all of which have been highl,
A successful, He is also prepared to examin
}. the eyes free of charge, and can fit thos
needing them with spectacles, pefectly suit
ed to the sight at reasonable rates. TIL
q doctors assistant, Mr.. D. Stern is an abb
and an agreeable gentleman. After the At
d they depart for the north, and will renal
n in Phoebe for a few days. Call again Doc
: The Fourth of July celebration is the q
absorbing topic of the town. The laro
=. float is in course of construction, and tn
:, young ladies are taking great interest. tn
brasf band under the efficient leadership
= William Mccormack are prscticing ever
: evening, and the ladies and gentlemen wi
: will contribute the vocal part of the pr
! gramme are rehearsing some fine popul
:. and patriotic pieces. Some of our ente
prising business men are bound to be in h
!. swim; several are erecting fine flag pole
and from the amount Of bunting being so
the town of DeLsmar will put on a ne
Ill dress, and the spirit Of the people seems
or be to celebrate the Nations Dir thday in
is BETTING manner, regardless OF the clio
he that has hung over us so long, caused by
OF corrupt and mugwump administration.
be
Al Straved