The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Hot, Ell.


Hot, Ell!
Did you say the p wanted free coinage
Mrs, A. Vietch and family left for Della.
mar on Sunday to remain for time.
Pay day at the Old Timer Tuesday put a
little more money into circulation.
John G. Brown and wife were up from
Panaca yesterday visiting friends.
Gus Bland is hauling ore from the Old
Timer mine to the Summit teaching works.
A small purse was raised on Tuesday
with which to get Geographic nows of the
St. Louis Convention.
Genuine summer weather is upon us.
During several days of this week the
mercury ran up into the 9O's.
Mrs. C. o. Newell, her son Murray and
Mrs. d. D. Jolley returned Sunday evening
from three weeks trip to Ely.
God made the earth and rested; he
then made man and rested; then he made
woman, and since then neither God nor man
has rested.
Jerry Lehigh was in town this week from
Ely on visit to his sister Mrs. DIR. Camp.
bell, and left yesterday morning, He will
60 to Montana.
A moonlight picnic will be INDUCED in on
Saturday night. The picnicers will camp
on one of the flats below the Old Timer.
Everybody is invited.
Mrs. A. /. Harrison went to DeLamar on
Sundays stage to take up her residence
there. Mr.. Harrison has charge of the
storeroom Of the DeLamar mill.
Misses Minnie and Annie Carman went ia
Hike via DeLamar on Monday to attend the
marriage of their uncle, John Wright, to
Miss Mary Sharp, which was to have taken
place Tuesday evening,
Last Friday horse attached to a buggy
started down Meadow Valley street on a
run, as it turned the corner to 90 down
Main street wheel took out the corner post
Of porch. Nobody was hurt and the rig
was brought to stand still in front of G..
o. Newell's saloon.
The sound money committees of New
York and other large cities in the east, in
order to disseminate their views, are offer.
Ing to furnish outside papers with matter
prepared for publication, free of expense.
Thus is the war being waged against the
silver supporters.
The town is running closer to the wind
every day in the matter of fresh meat.
Dicks restaurant is the only available place
now, and as the weather grows warmer he
will have to shut of as he gets all his sup.
ply from DeLamar, and it would appear
that shop would pay again here.
j. B. Wheeler expects shortly to make Q
trial run of his concentrating plant at High
land. If it proves successful it will open ar
avenue for the ores of the numerous small
veins and pockets found in nearly ever,
claim in Highland district, and make pos
sible full development of that locality.
Prof. w. D. Prewitt made bicycle triI
to DeLamar last week, starting on Frida,
and returning on Tuesday. 1t took him 81,
and half hours to make the so miles goint
down, which beats the best horse time so fal
by two hours, but he states it is too hot e
indulge in bicycling on those roads at thi.
season of the year.
Will Clark came in from State Line yes
terday after doctor for Tom Higgins, who
had the misfortune yesterday morning t.
sustain fracture of one of his legs through
getting caught in wagon wheel. Their,
being no surgeon here at present, Doctor
Bjornson of DeLamar was engaged, and h,
left that place for State Line this morning
A gentleman who has just returned from
long visit to the East, and who, from hi
interests in mines hereabouts is in positio,
to know, is reported to have said tina
within year 500 men will be at work i
Phoebe and the immediate vicinity, due t
the railroad and the work on mining proper
ties which il will Immediately set on foot.
The people that strain their sense of hear
ing about noon think they hear somethin
that resembles whistle. but are not SUI
enough to make bet on it, If those VIII
are running the mill on the summit woul
add another joint Of pipe so that the whist
would be outside the building instead of il
side we would know that they had whist
mp there.
SzET LAKE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIRUN
Reduced 10 sa.oo per Year after june I