The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-22
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Delightful weather
Trib is llniment
Wood haulsrs are gettiag Ia ,nsif work
nowadays
Trib Ia the linimsnt Of the century
Trib is = lnlnsnt. 1t cures sprSlns.
bruises, stiffness and burns
The workings at Chief closed down IN.
definitely on Monday last
On approaching crowd person wili in.
variably hear some candidate discussed pro,
and con-
Thus far local politics have 40, become q
general theme of discussion among the peo
pie Of DeLamsI.
Panaca thi, year wiiLpoil over 100 votes,
the largest number ever recorded Ia the
town.
Nearly all the candidates having eirtsd !
up their saddles are now on the ranges
rounding up votes
The mystic Trib the Lincoln county Lin
inert does all that is claimed for IT, A
strange thing these days Times
John J. Pryor while oamped in tho corral
at the lower end Of town Sunday evening,
had visit from some petty thieves, who
got away with cheese and some other
small things
Miss Anna Alley, who is teaching the
Dutch Flat school in Meadow Valley Wash,
has been in Panaca for few days on account
Of sickness.
Tne registers closed at midnight on Tues
day last All who have not embraced the
opportunity to register cannot vote at the
ensuing election.
Several objections have already been re.
csived by registror Hartuug against certain
persons being allowed to have their names
continued on the official register.
Election supplies were distributed during
the week to the different precincts. County
Clerk Goodrich was the busiest man 10 town
during that period.
g. Father Manon left Phoebe Wednesday
for brief visit to Salt Lake. He will be
absent three or four weeks when he will re.
turn to take up his ecolesiastio duties again.
John R. Cook, after couple Of weeks of
campaigning, accompanied by ]. Stafford re-
turned to Phoebe on Tuesday evening, look.
ing mono the worse for his trip
DR.. Hudgens, the dentist, is located at A,
O. Lees at Panaca, attending to the molar
Necessities Of the people. He will take in
Phoebe in week or ten days, and after that
continue on to White Pins county.
Notices were distributed on Saturday tina
T.J. Osborne, candidate for State Senator,
and Geo. s. Sawyer. candidate for District
Attorney, would address the public at
PAnaca on Monday evening, aud at DeLamar
on Tuesday evening.
flHon. Judge Rivss arrived from the north
late Monday evening. He left for Delamar
Wednesday. His Office at Phoebe ia at F.
W. Dickles residence. 1t ia expected he
viii return to Phoebe in four or five days to
remain till after election
Judge Sawyer, I. j. Osborne. II. L.
Prudential and A, 8. Thompson left Phoebe
Monday TO convince the people OF the
county that it is to their interests to vote
for them respectively. They arc all com,
pstant men and il elected will make good
officers.
Preparations are on foot to build a publ,
hall in the panaea town squars 1t is to b,
constructed Of brick, about IS by 70 feet
and viii be located midway on the south
side Of the square. II is to be furnished
with stage aud will bs used for all genera
public gatherings. 1t will be joint stoc
affair
II consider Mise Frank Lane one Of th
most remarkable girls in this country" sal
Major Dutton OF Oakland. "Shs ia a fu
aedged lawyer and an orator Of NJ small d.
gree She can try lawsuit. make a eau
paign speech and hold her own with amp 81
in the Kitchen" This girl is to stump pa,
of California for Bryan and free silver
Silver State
AZ the name Of William J Bryan appss
twice on the official ballot for presiden
voters should be careful and vote for onl
one set u electors. II you are Dsmocr
OF Silver party man, vote for Leete. Ry'
and Russell and lot the populist elscto
alone. II you vote for both sets Of slsctol
the judges Of election won't count your vo
for neither.
Lost
Between piooha and 9nriney ValIav nm On,