The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-04

81 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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pia Mike O'Bren left for State Line on Fri.
day last.
trib Senu your JoD Work 10 the RECORD fHss.
ATTY class work and fair prices
c Mr. Godbe and son passed through here
wei last Sunday on their way to State Line.
500, Oar mail is still one day behind in con.
sequence budget Of news from DeLamar
49,. has not arrived.
hea Mr. Geo. Nesbitt was in Phoebe to attend
the the funeral of his nephew, Willie. last Sun.
day, and returned to DeLamAr Tuesday.
Commissioner Giles and District Attorney
hall McNamee came up from DeLamar to attend
non the regular meeting of the commissioners.
R The loss by fire in the State printing office
ChN has been satisfactorily adjusted and the in.
pure surance companies have paid over Sl7ll, the
Iahu amount Of the loss.
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A From all reports Phoebe and its immediate
Com vicinity will receive more attention during
agai the coming season from prospectors than for
pass considerable time past. number are wait
.ure ing till the leaves to go to work in this
i ian. capacity
III Mouse the Indian who killed the two men
the on the Colorado, has been located in the
ing Potos mountain, l5 miles north of keystone.
ance His boy is at the Vegas Ranch and it is
amol thought by keeping him that Mouse will
ceiv' show up there.
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TT Information is wanted of the whereabouts
Club OF Jack Steger who was here in 1885. There
mite Is an estate in Baltimore to be settled up and
ping his presence is necessary. Any information
ton, in regard to his present whereabouts will be
thleV thankfully received by his sister, Mrs. Mar.
Ini garrett Mann, 905 s. Central Ave Baltimore
Canoi Md
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paraf double funeral took place on Friday last
men from the residence of Mrs Allen, being the
were tour months old son of her daughter Mrs.
water John Lynch, and the one month old baby
huio girl OF her son, Russ Allen, The two little
Tn, ones were buried in the same grave We
inter extend our sympathies to the parents and
bodie relatives Of the little ones taken 40 early
This from this world
adver
bly o. One OF the horses hauling the stage to
inen Phoebe, with Deputy Ewing and prisoner,
op'io County Commissioner Giles and District At.
Inf torney MoNamee AS passengers dropped
canyC dead about FIVE miles from ,ovrn I,t. Sod,
$50 night and the passengers had to bivouac for
tn several hours between Panaca and here while
bnt U the driver came to town and got four fresh
thew horses. They reached here about O'Clock
turne Monday morning 1t was wet and very dis.
We agreeable and some of the party caught very
sion severe colds.
Iii Frank Monahan fell down the Savage shaft
there in Virginia City Wednesday afternoon and
entire was instantly killed Monahan was well
lev. aud iavorahly known on the Comstock and
come was an ex.member of the Assembly member
throul OF the Ancient Order of United w, sa,en.
Ms His widow and FIVE children will receive
maxim Sz'ooo. II is only few weeks since WIN.
Of the bv.Is met with a similar accident at or near
June the same place in the same mine He was
a relic also member Of the A. 0. IT, w. His hen.
on tn efciary mas been paid like sum of $1,000.
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process The Carson Appeal says: The Western
custoI Union Co. proposes to have q lead pipe
There cinch on the fight 1t is said they win run
saudi but single wire into the pavilion and dur.
= Ilu ing the fight they will furnish the exclusive
,o.s news by rounds to probably 100000 pool
thor rooms. bar rooms and hotels in the United
uected States. The report Of the fight by rounds
we'll that is round one going out before two in
Ameri, fought will be under their exclusive control
Tive and the charge will be $50 apiece for these
lust W, bulletins. Figure it out and if 100000
Lytle bulletins are taken it will amount to connie
hands of million dollars all paid cash on the nail in
Union advance.
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ANY On Sunday last the remains Of Willie A.
import Nesbitt. son Of James Nesbitt, were laid in
erned his last resting place in the l. o. O. f. Gem.
hat vi etery, and were followed by a large con.
nate Of sympathetic friends. He was a
rae. little over fourteen years Of age The funeral
49,, services conducted by the |. o. O. f.
49, lodge of this place. The unfortunate left
anas here with his father some three weeks aOo
he Ia for DeLamar, where he was taken i'll. and
allev the best Of medical attention was obtained
lade but proved Of no avail and he succumbed TO
nan o the inevitable at that place on Friday last
ew Services were held over the body there by
10 cal Rev. Bell, and were then brought to Phoebe
lnies for interment His school mates we're nall
'ase bearers and the school children sang over
s'ap his grave. A host OF friends express their
49, sincere sympathy for the relatives of the de-
o,E ceased, and mourn with them in their late
~ Il bereavement.
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