The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-25
FROM peLAMAR.

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The Foresters are making great prepare.
tions for the rosette party on the 18th
Another fair.sized snow storm hiss greeted
our burg. but is fast disappearing in and
around town
The Orc mine near Helene continues to
improve as depth is attained The owners
feel sure they have a bonanza
Owing to depth Of snow at and around
the eaw mill they have been compelled to
close down for a short time
The April Fool pay day made the town
more lively than common, and large sum
81 money was placed in circulation
+. Acyn was arrested on the 23d by
Deputy Sheriff Johnson for purloining pair
Of pants from D. L Wertheimer & Cos
store
Monday night Washington Birthday
was The coolest Of the season, four degrees
below zero is not bad for this southern
country.
Reports from State Line state that little
Or nothing is being done owing to the depth
Of the snow, but all look for big boom in
the spring.
Washingtona Birthday passed oil very
quietly, not much OF the old time patriotism
HON. lianIavad frba ,ra.I1 =. ..l.. l.
coming worldly
Since the last snow fell the youngsters
have made the most Of their time ON
the hill at the lower end Of town,
the coasting has been good and young
America heartily enjoyed IT,
The Lode reports three births in Della.
mar for the month of February, we will 90
one better, and state that bouncing girl
was born at the home of Albert Bowen;
mother and child doing we'll.
The fine showing in the Magnolia has in
duced several owning claims in the vicinity
to prosecute work on them, several contracts
have been let on prospects that already look
well in mineral bearing quartz
1t was a close call in Carson on the Women
Suffrage bill tie vote defeated the BILL Our
representatives will have to explain matters
upon their return to their better halves, but
of course they all voted for the bill,
The grand ball given by the DeLamar
orchestra on Washington Birthday was both
artistcally and financially grand success.
The hall was full mot the dancers) Their
fine music will always draw good attend.
ance
Messrs. Ranshoif and Kimball of Salt Lake
are paying DeLsmar visit in the interest of
their respective firms, the former represent.
ing Ranshoff h Co., and Mr.. Kimball the
well known wholesale house Of Clark, FL.
dredge 4 Co.
The wood teams hauling to the DeLamar
mill are not so numerous as formerly, owing
to the bad state of the roads, but the comp.
any has large supply on hand and there.
fore will suffer no inconvenience before the
roads become good
At the Magnolia mine in Helene every.
thing is progressing finely; shaft is being
sunk on the ledge and is said to be in good
ore all the way down as far as sunk. A new
road has been built and a commodious ore
bin is being erected. 1t is reported that the
DeLamar company will work some of the
ore, and contract will be let towards the
close of the month for the hauling to the De.
Lamar MILL
As the time for the great championship
istic event at Carson draws near the inter.
'st in the encounter becomes more intense.
quite number of bets have already been
made, some at slight odds on Corbet, and
ome at even money. 1t is reported the
'ornish miners of the town have pooled
heir cash and are prepared to cover all the
'ets offered on Pompadour jim, and are
Wiling to back their countryman for all they
an raise