The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-28

Bids are solicited for fifty feet of drifting
10 the Sunrise mine
The Delamar bullion coach continues to .
make regulSr trips.
The Rev. DIR. Bell and the members OF his
church are busy preparing for the erection
Of their new building.
Mr.. A. A. Carton was suddenly called
away by the serious illness of his father in
Bodie. Mono county, Cal.
The Indians are bringing in several packs
OF venison, aud it meets with ready sale at
twelve and half cents per pound.
There aro a number of idle men in town
aud as the spring opens large number are
preparing to leave for other fields.
Our leading citizens are agitating the
building Of town hall, the idea meets with
favor and will no doubt be accomplished.
The RAnsburg fever is still raging, but
daily letters are received advising their
friends to wait till things look more en-
couraging,
The Palace Drug Store is becoming an
object of interest. The winning smiles Of
the dispenser and the fine stock Of entirely
new drugs seem to be the joint attraction.
The many friends of Tom Osborne are
much pleased to hear of his appointment as
chief clerk OF the Senate at Carson, all de-
clare that better selection could not have
been made.
The Pahranagat Produce Co., are doing a
rushing business on Vietti avenue, they are
| building Accommodations for teamsters and
Manager Richards is building fine resi-.
dence for his family.
Our new school house is crowded since
the opening of the term, and it is evident
that il our population increases, what it ap.
pears to be doing, another building or an
addition will be necessary.
Young gentlemen should be very careful
in their remarks about young ladies' They
not only incur the displeasure of the lady's
friends, but will bear in mind that to malign
q lady is crime punishable by imprison
ment
Our streets have been ankle deep in mud
since the late storm, but are fast drying up
Out of town they are in very bad condit
ion, freighters from the north have had
hard time getting in, and lumber and WOO
teams report the roads in the hills in ba,
fix.
A young couple stole march on the boy
on Thursday evening the 2lst Byro
Forbes and Miss Lottie Johnson were quietl
wed at the residence of the brides mothe
and after the ceremony departed for TintiC
Utah where they expect to reside in the fl
ture
The young lady in Carson who desires tn
acquaintance of a few young gentlemen, ca
be accommodated as there are large nun
Der Of that kind here, but times are har
and if the young lady will advance fares an
other necessary expenses, We will send
consignment that will eclipse anything
the States capital.
0 Mr. McLane who some few months ago hi
4 his leg broke in the DeLamar mill has aga
!. had to have it broken over, though the l.
e was set in good shape in the first place
J, some means it did not knit perfectly straig
}. and he concluded to have it reset
IS The operation was successfully perform
!, by Drs. C. L. Hammond and II. Hagar.
The DeLamar Co. gave their employees
lay off on Sunday the oath, at the mine;
was appreciated by the boys, the mill co
> tiuued to run, For mine that is requir
> to produce 800 tons Of ore daily and b
enough ahead to lay the miners off once in
while. speaks for itself. The great Del
mar mine without doubt has no equal in t
State.
is The Social club had one of their popul
). dances on Friday evening last, and it "
10 pronounced the best of the season and "
re well attended A special prize was up
is the best gentleman and lady walter, viz
y dime -on.pin. Mr.. NJ. 0'Donnell capturi
1t the gentlemans prize and Miss Price
" ladys. These popular socials will be &C
D. tinued through the winter.
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