The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-03-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Our Professor seems to be very popular
with the ladies of Spring valley.
There was small whist party at the
Carman's on Saturday evening
Charles Swindlor came in from Eagle Val.
ley on Saturday and returned on Sunday
f. P. Swiudler has been in DeLamar for a
few days and arrived in Phoebe Monday.
Billy Lewis is prospecting in State Line
he lately arrived from the Deep Greek
country.
Henry Eilers is doing his spring house
cleaning at his place Of business on Main
street.
Mr.. Alex !. Harrison left for DeLamar
Saturday morning, and will be gone a month
or six weeks.
Joe Delmue left with two men for the
new camp on Tuesday, and intends to push
things on his prospect,
China Dick is having his restaurant
painted and papered The work is being
done by John Frank and son.
Mrs Sherwood is having her place fixed
up in anticipation of the business to be done
during the coming term of court
A handsome monument arrived by freight
Tuesday for the grave of Louis Klein,
which will be put in position at once
II. Kahn and Mr. MeKimmins arrived in
Phoebe from DeLamar Tuesday evening and
left for Salt Lake the following morning.
Hon. J. A. Denton, wife and daughter
Lulu, will leave Waterloo, Neb., for Phoebe
on April LIST, and is expected to arrive
about the 9Th Of the month.
Ed. Freudenthal and Mont Corners came
in from the new camp Monday for supplies,
and left on Wednesday, they report that
things are looking very favorable.
There is rumor of lodging house being
erected in State Line, which is in demand,
as the prospectors are getting very numer.
GUS and no lodgings are to be had.
The Union Pacific will run a special train
from Milford to Salt Lake on Sunday, April
9th for the benefit of those wishing to attend
the Mormon Conference. Single fare for
round trip.
b. |. Thompson and F. w. Dickel have a
couple of men at work on their property at
State Line, and report the property as look.
ing very well, having received some very
good assays lately.
Hon. Geo. s Sawyer arrived in town
from DeLamar Tuesday evening, where he
has been ON business connected with the
townsite case, which will be tried in the
courts at an early date, he is retained as
counsel for the citizens
The boys charivaried Mr.. N. p. Dooley
Thursday evening, They had been gather
ing old tins for week or so past in anticipa.
ton of his arrival, but Mr.. Dooley soon put
stop to it by Smelling out the stuff, when
the boys went and feasted on bon bons, etc.
A proclamation has been issued by the
Governor under the hand Of Acting Gov
ernor Sadler, appointing Tuesday, the DIST
day Of April, as Arbor Day, and earnestly
recommending that the day be observed by
the people generally, by the planting Of
trees, vines, ETC., and by appropriate exer.
cises in the public schools.
There is a town on the Upper Snake river
in Idaho called New Sweden. Hans Hans
is mayer of the town, Peter Peterson is
clerk and the sommon council is composed
of Peter Hanson, Hans Peterson, Peter Hans
Peterson, Hans Peter Hanson and Peter
Hansen Hans Peterson. No relation exists
among these meu.-Silver State.
Mr. James Riorden and sons were IN
from White River on Tuesday. They have
succeeded in tapping large spring Of
water, the flow of which will irrigate a
thousand acres of land, they left on Wed.
nesday with supplies to prosecute the work
OF tunnelling $50 feet more for larger
flow which they expect will double itself in
that distance.