The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-24
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
And still it's wind.

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And still it's wind
Note the cut in stage fares for the
Jubilee.
Elko County has II prisoners in
its county Jail.
Carson children are having
round of the measles
Stewart McAnish was in town
yesterday from his Wilson Creek |
ranch.
There has been more wind this
month than ever known here in the
month of June before.
Joe Conway was up from Meadow
Valley Wash last Saturday and took
home his daughter Liddie who has
been visiting here for several weeks.
A. T. Page has sold all his bald
of cattle. Every hoof that can be
gathered is to be delivered. The
band sold at an average price of $16.
a head.
Mrs. Lucille Clas, the guardian of
Mrs. Helene Cohen has been sued at
Salt Lake for $500 by Powers & Lip
mann for alleged services rendered
in the divorce case there
Elko and other towns along the
line of the railroad are organizing to
give VIM. j. Bryan fitting recep-
ton on his arrival. He is to reach
Elko on the End. of July.
When girl is 16 she thinks most
about mans hair and eyes; when
she's 20 she thinks most about his
clothes; when she's 80 she thinks
most about his bank account.
Artist Schofeld keeps busy making
enlarged crayon portraits from small
photographs. You can get any size
pictures you may want. Call and
see his work at his Office on Main
st.
Barney Barnato, the South African
money king of two years ago, broken
down over business reverses and diff
fculties suicided last week by Jump
ing overheard while on his way by
steamer from Cape Town.
Both hose carriages were overhaul
ed last Friday and put in good trim.
The fire plugs all over the town were
tested also and found to work all
right, but the use of them sprung
two or three leaks in the water
mains.
A Parsons, commonly known as
Boston" was sentenced to 80 days
in the comfy Jail at Ely last week
for selling whisky to Indians, while
Harvey Tregaskis, for the like Of
Tense was given time to leave town.
He left.
Meadow Valley Wash will cele-
brate the 4th. at Pippins, formerly the
Colburn ranch. Races, and outdoor
sports will occupy the day, and a
dance will follow in the evening.
Good music is promised and all are
invited.
An exchange says that now that
the women have discarded long
stockings and taken to wearing half
hose, there ought to be an ordinance
prohibiting the male sex from con-
gregating near street crossings on
rainy days:
Yes, and another to regulate the
pranks of the wind with skirts on
days preceding the rains.
Seven Cinnamon were arrested last
week at Hawthorne for selling whis-
key to Indians on the Reservation
there. Their trials will not come off
for some time and we might add a
few little criminals from this section
and they wouldn't be all Cinnamon
either. The Governments officers
at Carson ought to have arranged
the fees by this time so as to help us
out in the matter as they have been
directly requested to do number
of times.
Tuscarora is looming up again.
Work has been resumed there on
many of its mines and others are pre-
pairing to start Adjoining camps
help out also. Many new houses
have gone up lately and the road
there is lined with teams. TheDex-
ter is the mine Of prominence just
now and several old Nevadans, now
residents of Salt Lake are owners in
it. They predict that the camp will
become one Of the biggest in New
sda.