The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-08
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Trib is a liuiment.

Trib is liuiment
Flour was selling at s., 20 per cwt on tn
streets last Saturday.
Trib is a liniment. 1t cures sprans
bruises, Stiffness and burns.
John Roeder passed through town OF
Monday on his return from Salt Lake.
Miss Lena Clinton left for DeLamar OF
Tuesday for a visit with her sisters there
s. +. Wertheimer was up from DeLama
on Monday, wrestling with the Board OF
Equalization.
Now that the pinenut crop is marketable
drunken Indian about town are beginning
once more to be seem
The mystic Trib, the Lincoln county Lin.
iment does all that is claimed for it, A
strange thing these days.-Times.
The V. 7. fair train Melted the Reno
directors something over $1,000 this year
after paying the expenses Of running
Miss Louise Evans, teacher in the pri.
mary department here, has secured quite a
list Of music pupils.
The Dutch Flat school opened last Mon.
day in Meadow Valley Wash, with Miss
Anna Alley Of Carson, in charge.
The paper for the official ballots has arrive.
ed and the ballots are being now printed.
This year the color is a salmon or pink.
The Record office turned out the posters
last Satursay for the Democratic. Fusion
Party and they are now generally distrib-
uted about.
Trib is the liniment of the century
County Recorder John Shier came in
from DeLamar on Saturday, attended the
meeting of the Commissioners on Monday
and returned Tuesday
John r. Cook left this morning for Spring
and Eagle Valleys, and State Line, on pol
itiCe anu uubiucbS Dcut. ic " " cNbtluhtt
for the Office Of County Treasurer.
Candidates have already begun to scour
the country. There is plenty Of time how.
ever in which to make the rounds between
this and the Bird. Of next month.
Our registry list now contains ll3 names.
II Ia expected to grow larger, and the vote
cast on the Sd of next month may not be SO
small from this precinct as many expect.
Last Saturday ended the time for filing
nominating petitions. The number which
have come in make one believe that the
petition principle is not SO good after all.
" G. Redmayne, independent candidate
for County Recorder struck out yesterday
for the southern part of the county. He
will make general canvass Of that section.
The past ten days have been good sam.
pies Of the exceptional weather which this
section frequently enjoys at this season of
the year It almost gives a man the Spring
fever.
John Fret and wife returned last Friday
from six month visit to Switzerland. They
enjoyed the trip and brought with them
niece Of Mrs. Fret, who will remain in this
country.
The concentrating tables at the Summit
works have been started again. The ore
from the Old Timer is being put through
and it is said to pay well, though handled
at considerable expense.
The Silver Party County Central Com.
mittee has been recognized, new officers
elected and it will participate somewhat in
the present campaign. The new officers are:
Chairman, John Shier, of Phoebe; Secretary,
NJ. F. Ney, Of DeLamar.
Miss Kate Courtney has been engaged to
to teach the Eagle Valley school this winter
and was in town last Saturday, shaking
hands with many Of her old friends. and.
like many another, apparently glad to get
back to Pioche." and in fact there is no
place like it, in more respects than one.
Several nominating petitions have been
sent in from outsider points minus the aft.
davit and certificate Of consent to act as a
disbursing committee required by law. and
have been returned to the senders in eonse.
quence. They related to township officer,
mostly and the vacancies which will result
can be filled by appointment
The following nominating petitions wer
fled with the County Clark last Friday, tn
2nd. inst. TT. Osborne for State Senator
Geo. s. Sawyer. District Attorney; John R
Cook, County Treasurer; II. Z Prudential
Assessor and Sheriff; A. s. Thompson, Shor
Term Commissioner: John Simpson, Lon
Term Commissioner and w. A. Fuller TO
Justice Of the Piece Of Phoebe Township.
WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR w0.