The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-07-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


The new tailorshop is now open and do
ing business.
MRS. Jolly was a passenger from De-
Lamar on Mondays stage.
Judge Talbot has ordered grand jury to
appear for duty on August 9Th.
D. L. Bathurst returned this morning to
reopen school at Spring Valley.
VIM. Wheatley and family arrived from
DeLamar the fore part of the week.
Sheriff Prudential returned Monday
evening after ten days absence in finishing
up his assessment work
Mr.. Hartman, the genial drummer, was
in town a day or two last week soliciting
trade. He left on special for Panaca
Monday.
A part of the Masonic lodge furniture was
shipped to DeLamar last Friday, and the
first meeting of the lodge there will occur
on the 25th inst.
Henry Eiers will leave in a short time
for q months visit to his family in Salt
Lake. Mont Connors will look after his
business while absent
Miners are constantly arriving from De.
Lamar and other places in search of work.
The prospects are Frightening up and the
town is livelier than for some time past.
Dan Rice lies in the Salt Lake hospital
very i'll, and at last accounts the doctors
were unable to agree on the nature of his
ailment, and his case was becoming quite
serious.
The Milford stage this morning brought
no papers or letters from points north of
Milford owing to a Wsshuut ON the railroad
between Salt Lake and Jusb, which pre-.
vented the train getting through.
County Clerk II. j. Goodrich went to
DeLamar Saturday ON official business and
returned the following Tuesday II. j. is
now putting his teaching plant in shape
to run through the screenings from the
Poorman mine.
7. J. Osborne and his son Charlie re.
turned from sight seeing and recreation in
the Mormon capital Monday morning. They
had delightful time, being gone nearly
three weeks, which Charlie says was much
too short to suit him.
Sheriff Prudential and District Attorney
Osborne went to DeLamar this afternoon.
the former to compile his assessment work
and The latter to attend the preliminary
hearing Of the horse thieves who were
brought in several days ago.
The reported sale of the DeLamar Co.'s
mine two weeks ago to the English syndi.
cate, appears to have been premature. The
old management still continues, but it is
said negotiations are still pending aed the
property may be transferred later on.
Heavy rains are reported along the road
between Panaca and Milford. Yesterday
the waterfall east Of Panaca was enormous,
and for time a repetition of the flood of
two years ago was feared. The rain has
been SO general that good feed in the
mountains is sure to follow.
A young Indian girl of the Chippewa
tribe was adopted when years of age by a
Michigan farmer for the sole purpose of
satifying his hobby that women, if properly
trained, can run faster than men. She is
now IS years of age, weighs III pounds,
and can outran any man with whom she has
ever raced.
A design has been submitted to the
patent Office and a copyright taken thereon
for floral emblem to be worn by the ad.
herents of free silver. The emblem is in the
form of cosmon field daisy with sixteen
petals, each numbered on the tips from one
to sixteen. and the yellow center marked
with figure l.
DIR. J. G. Launerberg. the eye specialist,
arrived in Phoebe Tuesday evening and is
now located in the Nevada Hotel. 1t is not
often we have the pleasure of being favored
with visit by doctor as skillful in their
profession as DR.. Lannerberg is. Many of
the exchanges throughout the State speak
in the highest terms of the doctors work,
and the people of DeLamar, from where the
doctor has just returned after spending
three weeks there, speaks of him in the
highest praise and gives him great compile
ments.
As the doctor will remain with us only
until Saturday evening, those that need at.
tention as to their eyes should call at once.
The doctor will leave for Panaca Saturday
and remain until the following Wednesday,
stopping at the Lee hotel.
This Ii chance to have your eyes attend
cd to by skillful occulist. and those who
need his services should take advantage of
IT a. 1t may be long time before as good
an opportunity Is offered again.