The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-04
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I. j. Osborne went out to Deer
lodge on business.
H. j. Goodrich came up from De-
Lamar on Monday.
Johnny Roeder passed through
here Saturday on his way to Della
mar
Henry Prudential left ON Sun
days stage for California presum-
ably on mining business.
W. L. Troutman improved ma
terially during the week and left
for Deerlodge again on Tuesday.
Registration in this precinct is not
rushing. Not more than half
dozen names are on the books as
yet.
w. ID. Jones of Austin will con-
test with A. L. Fitzgerald for the
Judgship of the third district this
fall.
The Mill City Hotel and railroad
depot building at Mill City, New.
were destroyed by fire last Thurs
day.
A move is on foot to establish
business college at Carson and it is
expected to open about September
first.
MIR. and Mrs. N. P. Dooley left
yesterday for the Omaha Exposition
and will visit California before their
return home.
Congressman Newlands reached
Reno last week and will remain for
the Summer. He is in excellent
health and spirits.
Our school will open on the Sec
ond Monday in September, the 18th.
The weather promises to continue
too warm to open sooner.
DIR. Campbell was called hastily
to Desert Springs yesterday after
noon to attend the sick child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Domingo Barloggi.
The date of opening the UNIVERSE
ty at Reno this year has been chang
ed from the 18th. inst to the goth.
Those who propose to attend can
govern themselves accordingly in
leaving home.
Eugene Goodrich is slowly and
steadily improving from his recent
attack of heart trouble and will
move to Phoebe in few days. He
has decided that he must leave De-
Lamar for good.
At the picnic on Monday night,
Wilkes Campbell, Frank Thompson,
and Charley Garrison each lost his
watch and next day were trampiug
that whole section over in an effort
to find them. Was is soda water.
beer or something else. boys?
Several days of the past week
were the hottest which have been
experienced here in many years.
The thermometer touched 100 on
several successive days. At Della
mar it ran as high as 112 number
OF times, and several outside work
ers at the mill were reported to have
been overcome by the heat.
About thirty of out town folks
made up moonlightpic on Mon
day evening and spent several hours
pleasantly about mile this side of
the Point. The band boys from
Wheeler's mill made up part of the
gathering and it was three O'Clock
in the morning when the Piocher's
returned home.
Dan Kalaher died at DeLauar
last Friday night. He had been III
for something over two months.
Lung trouble was the cause of death.
He had worked at the DeLamar
mine and mill for the pasts two
years. His funeral took place on
Sunday evening and is said TO have
been the largest funeral ever wit
messed in the town.
The Justices Court at Eeerloege
was engaged yesterday with suit
between Joe Delmue and Dan Ross !
70 recover sl2I 90 paid out for work |.
on the Inter-ocean claim by Delmue. d
Ross claimed to have paid the
amount in attachment proceedings
against one of sthe men doing the
york but Il was alleged on the
other hand that the party attached
had nothing due him.