The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-25
local AND OTHERWISE.

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Mud Mud! Everywhere.
Trib ful6lls all promises.
The hardest winter in the camps history
Six inches of snow fell here on Friday
evening last.
The lodging house next to the Phoebe hotel
is being torn down.
H. +. Prudential arrived in town las,
Friday night from DeLamar.
Jim Rice and brother were in from Spring
valley on Tuesday with fresh meat
Mr.. L. Stems, justice of the peace Of
Hike, came to the county seat on Saturday
morning.
Bill Wheatley is making preparations to
20 to Groom district aud work some prop
erty there.
Mr.. McKeon, the transportation agent
Of the DeLamar Co., was in Phoebe the fore
part Of the week.
One Of the heavily loaded teams OF ma.
chinery for the DeLamar Co. cspsized last
week near the summit.
The State Printer is busily at work and
will have advance sheets Of the laws passed
at the recent session, out and ready for dis
tribution by about April 9TH.
There was no bets made on the prize.fight
in Phoebe but the result seem to hurt agreat
number as bad as IL thsy had lost hundred
or so. Phoebe was big majority for Cor.
bett.
The cut on the railroad grade above the
Bowery and which now is used as q wagon
road, became almost impossible on account
Of the heavy drift Of snow and it was clean.
ed out Tuesday.
No team has passed over the summit to.
wards DeLamar for month, travel had to
60 by the way of Panacs, a distance of 10
miles out Of the way. A few more days of
old ''Sol" rays will once more Imake it pas.
able.
Heed not the man however glib.
Who tells you 'just as good as" Trib.
Not true he tells
And II he "better than Trib' tells you,
Be sure if he succeeds and sells you,
IT'S you he SELLS.
The Mason, Iowa, Democrat says that as
the Republicans prophesied all kinds of
hard times in case of Bryan's election, and
as hard times are here, it wants the votes
recounted to see il Mr.. Bryan was not elect.
ed.
The Brass Band Of DsLamar is practicing
regularly twice week and is composed Of Is
pieces. They are doing fine work and it is
a band that any town should feel proud of.
We doubt If there is another band in the
State that can equal it.
Summer repairs are in order; get your
house cleaned Of the accommodations of the
winter, and with the going of the snow see
that your yards are cleaned and the refuse
carried away. By doing this much sickness
will be avoided the coming summer.
With the breaking up of the weather our
Merchants will soon be getting in freight.
The roads have been so bad that the Con. l.
Co., at Milford has refused to ship out any
as it would take the team from 2Oto 30 DAYS
to make the trip under the present condition
Of the roads.
Among. the very frat applicants for office
was Carrot A. Hobart. Jr. He asked Pres.
ident Mckinley for the position of electric.
ian in the White House. Young Hobart lie
only IL years of age. He rises to fame with
the advent of NEW administration, while
his father sinks into obscurity.
As one result Of the hard times whiskey
drinking has decreased 10000, 900 gallons.
1t is said by those who know that the
shrewd ones in the Prohibition party will
put into their next platform a plank advo.
eating business depression as an effective aid
to the cause Of temperance Ex.
IL is estimated that the Western Union
handled 100000 words the day of the fight
which is certainly very creditable, both to
the operators and the managers. As the
Western Union, is reported, will take down
only the two press association wires, it is
presumed that they have received tip that
there will be other fights in Carson. News.
The last three days have shown spring.
like and the back hone Of winter is breke at
asst. Although the snow has been very
ieep the loss of cattle has not been very
srest. Feed promises to be unusually good
md II we are fortunate enough to get good
ain in the month of June, stock cattle will
10 better than they have in the past six
'ears.