The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-11-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Baseball ''fngers" yicla to Trh
Don't overlook the payment of your taxes.
Get your water serv c" pipes ready for a
cold snap.
And now all the talk is "how it hap.
psned."
Let US hope for as open winter season
We experienced last year.
Good for man. good for horse -Trib
Hon Francis G. New lands ia re elected t.
Congress by over 5000 majority
Men are at work on tn, Old Timer. The
property is showing up better every day.
Our next Congress will stand Republi-
cans 2l3, Democrats 49, Silver Repnbli.
cans and Populists "a
The eigh. hour Law enacted 10y the last
Utah Legislature ha. been declared consti.
tutional by the Supreme Court,
There will be thirty nine silver men and
Democrats and six Republicans in the Two
houses Of our Legislature this winter
As liniment Trib is supreme
Attorney General X. NJ. Beatty aud D. Ii
Hall, Receiver Of the Carson Land office.
journeved to Eureka in order TO vote on
election day
DR.. Campbell has bought the two build.
ings adjoining his dwelling on the southeast,
has torn them down and will build mater.
ial addition to his residence
Billy Davidson came up from DeIamar on
Tuesday TO spend few days in town before
entering upon some extensive assessment
work in Ferguson District
Travelling men in the interest OF The
Siesel Clothing Company and the Hewlett
Bros, of Salt Lake. passed part of Tuesday
day and Wednesday in town
Trib triumphs over trihulations.
Trib strikes out striving athletss abrams.
Trib cures the bruises Of all nations,
From swellings Trib eXpels the pains
f. r, MoNsmse. district attorney elect,
and family, will take up their residence
here next month The law requires that
all county officera shall reside at the county
seat
Judge Rives came up from DeLsmar last
Friday. and went on to Sal. Laks on Sun.
day, going via Glover Valley. where he went
to obtain evidence in the Roeder.Lytle
timber suits.
Some Of the candidates who passed
through the recent election are consoling
themselves with the reflection that "The
race 10 not always to the swift, nor the bat.
tie to the strong.
The Wenban mine at Cortez, said to be
the only silver mine in the State, has started
up with working force of 200 men. and
more to be put on as soon as this number is
properly distributed,
Apples will have to be shipped in thi:
year from outside points The crops in the
valleys hereabouts were all killed by the
ordered a carload from Salt Lake.
The Prudential Bros. are preparing I
two carload shipment of high grade ore
from their Lyndon mine at Comet district
With silver at its old figure this propert,
would sell easily for $780, 600 so well has i
shown up during the past six months.
VIM. 0wsley, the man who was recent,
bound over from DeLamar to await the act
ion Of the grand jury for attempting to shoo
Hans Olsen, has been making au effort t
get his bail reduced from 81 200 to 5000, 70
which latter amount he can secure bonds.
Next week We expect to publish in tabu
lated form, all the vote OF the county. TIL
official canvass by the Board Of Commits
toner's should be made to-day IL all the re
turns are in. All the precincts have bee
heard from except Las Vegas and Keystone
Taxes will become delinquent on the frs
Monday in December and ten per cent vii
then be added for delinquency On accoun
Of 90 many new names being added to tn
assessment roll for this year, principal,
non-residents. very large delinquent Ii.
10 looked for.
The Womsn's Suffrage League here ar
arranging for an entertainment and dane
Tor Christmas Eve. II will be given fol- tn
purpose If creating Amusement rather tina
with view to making money. since matter
are so very dull hereabouts. and their ef
forts will be appreciated
All election bills will be allowed shre
weeks earlier this year than is usual, owing
TO the deferred November nesting of tn.
Board Of Commissioners. The regular day
was the I'd inst. but the Board adjourned
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