The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-15
FROM DELAMAR.

The time for registration IS drawing 10
close. Boys don't overlook this important
fact
Genial Boss Webber Of Ely, has made as
another visit, and says that DeLamar shows
more signs of growth and Improvement than
any town in the State, and he has visited
them ALL
The three sheet posters Of the Petition
Candidates are being hung up around town.
The Record has done the grand in the print
ing OF them. 1t is the finest poster work
ever turned out in Lincoln County
John Sheath and Will Price Of Phoebe,
are making their first visit to DeLamar
visiting old friends. Their many old ac-
quaintences are doing their best to make
their visit pleasant one.
The DeLamar Co. paid their employees
on the eth, their regular pay day, The
town was lively and some of the boys had
lively time, one of them to the tune OF
thirty five dollars in the Justices court.
Jos. Eisenmann, the popular hardware
merchant of Phoebe, has been visiting De
Lamar for several days. looking into his in
terest in the Magnolia mine in Helene, in
which he is largely interested.
One of the most successful balls given in
DeLsmsr was the one of Friday the 9th
inst, for the benefit of our popular brass
band, there was large attendance and it
was pronounced by all to be the ball of the
season.
DeLamar is becoming an object OF inter
est. every stage brings in load of passeng.
ers. some seeking work. others seeking in
vestments, and Others to inspect the re.
sources of the banner camp of Lincoln
county with view Of going into business.
Dr. Hagar of Winnemucca, Nevada, ar.
rived in town on the 10th inst The doctor
is well known in the central part of the
State, and highly indorsed in his profession
He thinks favorsbly of the town and will
locate here permanently,
During the progress of the band dance
last Friday night, thieves broke into Atkins
restaurant on lower Main ST., and carried
off all the eatsbles they could find. Fresh
bread, pies, cakes etc, all disappeared,
and no clue whatever to the thieves could
be found.
Wedding bells will ring the coming
winter The start will be made on the 18th
inst, when Mr. Gabriel Blewett the black.
smith of the DeLamar mine, and Miss
Carrie johnson will become united. The
many friends wish the young couple long
life of happiness.
Mr. Hosea Burton, a Salt Lake gymnast,
has been giving exhibitions of his skill 10
town for the past week on the horizontal
bar. He has given nightly performances in
Geo. Petty's popular saloon, and also in
John Viettas famous resort Mr.. Burton
is an artist in his business
w. Owsley, the would be bad man that
was arrested for shooting at Hans Olsen for
refusing to loan him one dollar and half.
and was placed under one thousand dollar
bonds to appear before the Grand Jury, fail.
ed to furnish them was taken to the County
Jail by Deputy Sheriff johnson on the 10th
inst.
Last Friday the private room of Mrs.
Culverwell in the Culyerwell lodging house
was robbed, the thief carrying of some $50
in money, part of which was in checks.
The only check which could be remem.
bered was one numbered 90. dated Oct. s,
drawn by John Shier on Wells Fargo 4 Co.
Salt Lake, in favor of NJ. F. Ney, for
$3.50 and on this payment has been
stopped. Tough characters are becoming
more numerous about town and there is
talk in more than one quarter OF forming
committee whose duty it will be to see that
this element keeps moving
Mr.. A. NJ. Grant, representing the Colo.
RADIO Iron Works Co., lie in town in the in.
terest Of his firm. Mr.. Grant has many old
friends in town. For years he was the
master mechanic at the Ontario Mill, Park
City, and was the designer and constructor
of the celebrated Blue Bird mill in Montana.
he also furnished the entire machinery for
the April Fool mill in DeLamar. MIR.
Grant is thorough mechanic, and predicts
that he will furnish more mills lin this sect.
ton, as he is confident that other good
mines will be opened up as he says "you do
not know what you have got till you open
your fine prospects up, for you have the
finest gold belt have ever seen"
Obituary.
1t is with sorrow that we announce thu
death of Mrs Elizabeth Reilly after brief
Illness Mrs. Reilly leaves a large family.
and was held in the highest esteem by all
who knew her. John and James DOYLE, her
brothers and all her children were in CON.
slant attendance at her bedside until she
pAsssd away. The sympathy of the entire
community ia with the beresved family.