The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-09-24
FROM DELAMAR.

FNOm OEEAWANs
The Schofeld badges are for sale at the
Lode office. quite a number are to be seen
about town.
Joe Vanina's tonsorial parlor has changed
hands. Mr.. Carroll, a thorough master Of
the art, has purchased the stand and is do
ing fine business.
The beautiful business house recently
erected by Mr.. Billiard, our popular baker,
win shortly be opened as saloon. For its
size it is a gem.
We are pleased to note that Mr. Andy
Service, who has been laid up for several
weeks with the prevailing fever, has so far
recovered . ,ble to walk around when
/ t. able.
trough brace four-horse
uday evening loaded 20
sever passengers and
:. 100 pounds of freight and
matter, besides large mail
The delegates to the Democratic Fusion
convention held at Phoebe on the 10th inst,
have returned much pleased with their trip
and speak in the highest terms of the kind
hospitality extended to them at the county
seat and are also pleased with the result at.
tanned.
Mr.. Peterson, an employee of the De-
Lamar mill, had his left hand severely
crushed in the machinery on the Goth inst.
The accident viii disable him for some time,
though no bones were broken the hand was
badly lacorated.
Mr.. Hartman Of the California Wine Co,
and Harry Kahn, both of Salt Lake city,
have been paying DeLamar their usual
visits, obtaining orders for their respective
houses. They have a host of customers aud
do large business.
Valentine the son OF MIR. Russ Scott, has
been confined to his bed with fever for the
past two weeks but under the able care of
DIR. Bjornsou he is slightly on the improve.
The doctor thinks, with nc relapse he will
soon be about.
Mr.. Louis Peterson, an employee Of the
DeLamar mine for the last two or three
years, was made happy on Monday by the
arrival of his family. They travelled direct
from New York City, and will reside in De-
Lamar in the future.
Candidates for office are the most polite
men in town, and a stranger, to see their
actions would think they were shcrifls serv.
ing papers on half the town, but upon close
investigation the papers prove to be only
candidates petitions for office.
1t seems that DeLamar is the recipient Of
the tail end of the severe storm that has
been so fierce in the north and has done so
much damage, especially in Ogden, Utah.
We have had some good spurts of wind, but
none severe enough to do any damage
The legal voters of DeLamar should not
delay in placing their names on the registra.
tion books. Delays arc dangerous, and at
the stated time they must close The list
at closing on the 2lst inst. was 3l2, and a
large number have not registered yet. Don't
overlook it boys. No true, patriotic citizen
can afford to lose his vote for the noble
cause of Bryan and Sewal and silver
The DeLamar Co. are busy building
many additions to their already extensive
1 plant A large, eommodious lodging house
3 is being built at the mine to contain twenty.
= five or thirty rooms. They will be com.
e fortahly furnished and kept in order, and
e viii be occupied by the miners and employ
e ees Of the company at nominal rent 1t i,
q reported also that a large reading room will
G be included, and all the best papers ant
e books will be furnished for the benefit o
e those occupying the rooms.
I The mass meeting announced fer las
8 Wednesday to hear the report Of the com
o mittee on school and FIRE company, apponte,
g at the last meeting met in Viettis hall
. The report was read and considerable dis
e cussion followed in regard to the location o
n the hose house, also tho location of tn
d school house, the report was received an,
!. the committee discharged; after further dis
y cussion another committee was appointe,
m consisting OF six, to further investigate thu
IL mixed question OF location, with power t,
Is act. Meeting then adjourned. The fol
L lowing day the committee selected 100 fee
Q square on the Sally Ann ground at the up
d per end OF town which had been kindl,
donated by the owners free. The hose hous,
was located in the center Of the town neal
D. L. Werthemer & Coz store Work will
be pushed on school and hose house at once
.. WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR wo