The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-12-31
FROM peLAMAR.


the Helene side continues to improve.
Several Of our townpeople expect to visit
Phoebe to attend the wedding of Sheriff II
f.. Prudential.
DR.. Hammond, from Chicago has added
himself to the corps of physicians here and
will locate permanently.
DIR. II. Hagar has finished his new office
on Man st. 1t is beautifully furnished
throughout and is a gem
DR.. J. d. Campbell, of Phoebe, spent Sun.
day with u.s. coming down on business con.
nected with the Masonic Lodge
The church attendance on Christmas day
was large and good sermon and some ex.
eellent church music served to draw ntten
ton from worldly things for time
The case Of assault against John Frost,
who stabbed one Lane last week, was called
for hearing on the Goth. but the injured
man refused to prosecute and the case was
dismissed.
The K of P Ball of Christmas eve was
well attended and fulfilled the promises
made by its promoters. ALI in attendance
enjoyed the occasion and now the sport of
this evening is looked forward to at the
masked ball
The ranchers OF Pshranaget Valley have
established O corral on Vietti Ave. for the
sale of their own produce. hay and grain,
and claim they can do better for themselves
and for their Gu ,tomen and at lower prices
than have prevailed
Seth Dodge died at the hospital on the n
tn. inst. He was employed st Culverwell's
mill, logging, contracted o severe cold,
which develop ed into pneumonia and though
he received every attention, could not re
cover He had many warm friends here.
Why can't our ranchers in the neighbor-
ing valleys supply this market with turkeys.
The birds are difficult to raise but the eli
mate hereabouts ia mild. Sale could have
pceh iObhd Apt tAtCc tiuiCo "a many VI bnC
birds as were offered here at both Thanks
giving and Christmas
The now school house turned over by the
DeLamsr Company 10 the Board of Trustees
and school will shortly be opened After
carefully considering the situation the
trustees have determined to employ male
teacher for the grammar department, beley-
ing as they do that our larger boys can in
such way be more properly managed
The V. 4 P. Hall was packed on Christ.
mas eve tosee the little ones enjoy the treat
that had been preparedfo them. The beau.
tiful Christmas tree was sight to behold and
all the little ones were remembered by Santa
Claus. The ladies and gentlemen who so
kindly exerted themselves in behalf of the
children are deserving of the greatest praise.
The town has been infested of late with
buns and Migrants, to such an extent that
last Saturday, Deputy Sheriff Jake johnson
gave public notice that he would at once
enforce the vagrancy laws and told several
Of that class to skip the town il they cared
to avoid an enforced service on the public
streets. The announcement bore fruit i'm.
mediately and p vsgs and loaters, fearful
Of remaining, shook the dust of the town
from off their feet aud made tracks, going
principally northward for Milford.
AT the regular meeting Of the Masonic
Lodge held here last Saturday evening, the
following members were elected and istalled
as officers for the ensuing year.
II. N. Mayo, w. M; s. d. Edwards, s.
W; E. d. Turner, s. W.; John Roeder,
Treasurer; w. L. Scott, Secretary; AL.
Smith, s. D.; Chas Minoletti, ]. D.; Hans
Olson and James Giles, Stewards: and
George Nesbitt, Tyler.
Since its removal here from Phoebe several
months ago, this institution has been pro.
crossing and has already added several new
members to its list.
Mondays DeLamar Lode says; Alouzo
Hudgens and Annie L. Alley were quietly
married on Wednesday evening, Dec. %,
1896. at the residence Of Mr. Harry Gal
way. DR.. Hudgens is our dentist and very
popular young man. Miss Alley is lately
from Carson City, and until few days ago
was engaged as teacher OF the Dutch Flat
school. The young couple first met over two /
ye,rs ago in the western part Of the state,
where they have a host Of warm friends, |
who, with their many friends in this sec.
ton. will be delighted to learn of the mar.
riage