The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-08-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Judge Talbot arrived via Milford on Tues
day evening.
Several of the working force of the Old
Timer were laid of on Tuesday.
F. X. Murphy Mrs. Monroe and other
parties OF Ely, came to Phoebe last evening.
Admission to the dance Tuesday night
will be sl.00. Grand march at o'clock
sharp.
a thing of pleasure is Joy forever, SO at.
tend the B. B. B. dance next Tuesday even
ing.
Judge Henry Rives came in from Eureka.
overland, on Saturday evening to attend
court.
l. L. Woods, Jimmie Woods, Sam Carson,
Geo. w. Wadsworth and Frank Walker. Jr
were in from Clover Valley on Tuesday on
court business.
The B. B. B. order will celebrate the
sixth anniversary of the order by a grand
ball in Thompson's Opera house next Tues.
day evening, everybody invited.
Lizzie Frank was severely bitten on the
eye by some poisonous insect, the eye and
face are badly swollen and had to be at
tended to by DR.. Campbell
everything has been arranged for the
formation of Bryan.Sewall club SATURDAY.
evening Everybody interested in the
silver cause is asked to come and Join the
club.
Harry Nichols came in from DeLamar ON
Monday to remain awhile and endeavor to
overcome some pronounced fever tvmp. |
toms which have practically knocked him
out Of late.
United States Patent for the April Fool
consolidated, mining claim was recorded last
week. The group embraces the April Fool.
Lookout, Cliff No. ., Swifter, and the jun.
DO locations.
W. r. Hearsts New York Journal an.
nouneed itself for Bryan and silver. and nm
increase of sc, 900 in circulation within nine
days was the result The Journal now
claims circulation of 300 900.
A game of ball between the Panaca and
fioche mines is being arranged for in a week
or ten days. The Phoebe boys will com.
mence practicng Saturday evening on the
grounds below town. All ball PLAYERS ara
asked to be present.
BOISE has q silver.bug who promptlv
punches the face, )" of every goldbug who
ISLANDERS the silver cause in his presence.
de has made record of five knock. outs
since the campaign opened, and is still in
good condition.
when the residents Of upper town found .
on waking this morning that the water sun. :
ply was gone again, general growl resulted !
and 1t is proposed to lay formal complaint
before the owners of the water looking to ,
an avoidance of this nuisance and danger in !
the future
Rev. Frederick w. Crook, Archdeacon n
OF Nevada and Utah, of the Episcopal
church. will hold religious services on Sun.
DAY next at the Court house. In the morn.
ing communion service will be held. and fnlI v
service in the evening From here the Rev. Il
gentleman well proceed to DeLamar. thence Il
70 Ely, Hamilton and other places in the q
state. N
Last Sunday morning Iwhile driving out
20 the Did Timer mine the horse of Henry
"eiiand ran away, upsetting the buggy and Y
throwing out the occupant. Welland was q
considerably shaken up and experienced y !,
some severe bruises on his left side which
render him practically cripple, but he is o'
able to be around m
bryan was really strong man when he a,
was nominated at Chicago, but he is mucb a
stronger to-day. By the time he gets To
New York he will still be stronger, and his ~
popularity will advance until il lands him !, =,
Mr. Clevelands place at Washington :
That seems the steady drift to those who do
not live in FOOLS paradise and merely de.
ceive thousands by false hopes.
Post. O.
Phoebe has always been regarded as a san. %
itarium. Its particular situation in the =.
mountains must be the reason for Il IT, ~
climate almost, seems to be specific for De. = =
Lamar fever symptoms Gene Goodrich :.
anne up on Saturday to remain week and =.
ght OF general sense of lassitude, weari. :
ess and weakness, which are now recop. g.
ICED at DeLamar as pretty sure signs of an :.
'prosch Of the fever malAdy which created !.
oh distress there last summer. "
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