The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-02-06

Manager IL. A. Cohen OF the DeLamar
Co., arrived on the bullion wagon on Mon
day night
Gene Goodrich was called hastily to
Phoebe on Wednesday through the illness Of
his mother.
Max Oppeuheimer. representing The
siegel Clothing Company, the leading
ciothiers Of Salt Lake City, Utah, was in
town during the week with fine line of
samples.
-3he snowstorm of the season came last
Monday night, about three inches falling;
not much for the north, but great deal 10
this southern cline. 1t will help the range
and therefore the stockmen are jubilaut
j. c. Lynch's building between his sa-
loon and the Cosmopolitan restaurant is
about completed, and Mr. johnson from
Tuscarora, New, will occupy it with a full
line Of hardware, tinware and all that ap-
plies to the trade
NoTIcE.-Mr. Charles Wilson is author.
lied to bargain for and buy cattle, sheep,
pork, etc, for the Minoletti meat market,
and all contracts made by him for me in
that regard will be recognized and liqui.
dated by me. GIULIo MINoLETTI.
DeLamar, New, Febr. 9th, 1896.
We have partly blocked streets at both
the upper and the lower ends Of town and
trouble is likely to result. We have adj.
vanced far enough now with our town to
know what we need in the way of streets,
and steps out to be taken to see that all our
needed thoroughfares be declared public
highways and kept free from distractions
The mill whistle sounded fire alarm on
Sunday for blaze in the roof of the sui.
phide room of the assay office The fire
originated from the stove used to dry
sacks etc, and before discovered, the ceiling
OF the room was in fierce blaze A
prompt application of water from buckets
and hose prevented any extensive damage
Great reports continue to come from the
State Line District. The Ophir mine,
owned by j. C. Lynch and NJ. j. Sullivan
seems to be the bonanza of the camp and
when travel admits they will be shipping
ore to Salt Lake of grade, which, il re-
ports are true, goes up 10 the hundreds.
We hope all the reports will be substan-
tiated
Mr.. Frank Wilson is pushing matters
on his pipe line This morning, Charles
Ellis, first class machinist from Tuscaro.
IA, Nevada, went out to put the boilers and
machinery in place and in short time Mr..
Wilson's water service will be at the head
OF town and the people will feel much safer
should any fire occur. Improvements of
that kind are highly appreciated
The $4,000 gold ledge don't appear to
show up. One of the latest reports about it
is that party who was shown part of the
sample, the assay returns of which sent the
town over the hills to Helene gulcL last
week, said he "had seen that piece of rock
before, and knew the man that brought it
here from Arizona" This is killer. but
many of the new locators won't have the
story.
We call your attention this week to the
line of business advertisements along side
this column of DeLamar business houses,
These firms represent the leading houses
of the town in their limos and patrons of
each can depend on proper treatment. The
RECORD will endeavor to make its Della.
mar column of news readable and complete
aud of corresponding interest and value to
its advertisers. -
Another mining excitement set the camp
astir on Friday morning. Reports furnished
by reliable parties were to the effect that
rich gold quartz had been discovered about
twelve miles southeast of this town, near
the wagon road of the Vietta & Co. saw
mill. At present we cannot give the par.
arrived this morning, report the road lined
with men on horseback snd teams going to
Investigate the ''new findn We all trust
it may be genuine, but time will tell.
Mr.. Miles Lund, sou of the rotund hus.
tier of st. George, R. c. Lund, arrived in
town on last Thursdays stage He has &C.
cepted the position of chief salesman in the
store of Whitehead Miles & Co. Mr..
Lund is an accomplished salesman, having
occupied the same position in his fathers
store at st. George; his natural civility and
business qualifications will no doubt largely
increase the already growing trade of the
above named firm. From previous personal
acquaintance the writer speaks for the
young man, host of new friends shortly