The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-04-23

In figuring on trip to Salt Lake or be-
You'd, do not overlook the fact that now
tourist sleeping cars are run both north and
south from Milford, insuring good nights
st to travellers.
Since last writing final orders have been
received from the department at Washing
ton relative to carrying the mails between
here and Milford. These orders make but
slight alteration in the schedule which has
been in force for the past ten days; the only
change being that the mail instead of leav.
ing here at will leave at 7 80 o'clock every
evening except Sunday
]. Eisenmann, last Saturday, shipped two
four.hor loads of heavy hardware to Geo.
c. Fetterman, at DeLamar. Mr.. Eisen-
mann's stock is being gradually closed out
and on what remains good bargains can be
obtained in many lines. Prospective build
ers should remember this. The stock of
house furnishing goods IS yetquite extensive
and articles will be sold cheap,
s. f. Wertheimer returned on Sunday
from business trip to San Francisco, where
he purchased for his DeLamar house. one of
the finest summer stocks of goods ever
brought to this section. On Tuesday he
went to DeLamar, accompanied by his
mother, who hereafter will make her home
at that place.
Nelson Millett and Will Hammond were
in from State Line ON Tuesday, executing
papers on the conveyance Of q fraction of
mining ground there adjoining one of the
best present locations. which they disposed
Of to Provo parties. They are still firm in
the belief that good town is to exist there
at no distant day.
The measles appear to be making gen.
era circuit of the town They set in first
on the north and west sides, later appeared
on Panaca Flat, in the south. and for the
past week have held the east part Of town,
on Meadow Valley street, in their grip,
where nearly all the children have been af-
fected with them, No fatal or serious cases
are reported.
After nearly two years preparation, the
diplomas awarded exhibitors at the Worlds
Fair are now being distributed. This ought
to settle, in q measure, some Of the baking
powder disputes going on in the advertising
columns of the newspapers.
The telegraph dispatches state that the
Rothchilds are now heavily interested in
silver smelling works in New South Wales
and that works to cost $3.50, 600, and to EN-
ploy 1900 men are in process Of construc.
ton. Does this mean that they see the re
monetization Of silver in the near future!
The last lot of April Fool ore shipped to
Salt Lake is reported to have netted owe
500 ton in gold. A shipment from thu
Swifter claim, adjoining the April Fool OIL
the north, is now being marketed, and it il
expected to net over $500 ton. These ar
the class Of mines for poor men to own an,
work.
Chicago parties propose to start a hid
and oil industry at Elko for the purpose o
killing off wild and worthless horses. Tn,
meat may also be canned for market as thi
industry is growing in this country. Tn
parties want 1000 horses TO start on, anC
lave been guaranteed half this number b,
two parties already at hall cent pound
Governor Sadler has entered upon tn
discharge Of his duties. Anxiety as to hi.
policy appears in certain quarters, but he a
yet remains non.committaL Eight applica
tions have been made for the office Of Lieu
tenant Governor, thus far, and more. ar
looked for. BY acting in deliberation il
matters Of ordinary interest, and thus afford
ing an opportunity for all to show thei
hands, Governor Sadler may observe NOR
than one instance amusing and otherwis
when compared with actions which occurre
little more than year ago.
The men working on the railroad exter
sion below Saline. Utah. are paid $3.50
day, with $40 weak for board and 8
cents month for hospital dues deducted.