The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Sprains and bruises yield to Trlb.
The public schools will close in the latter
part Of next month.
The total indebtedness Of Nye county,
April LIST. was $40, 505.25.
Every teamster should have Trib
All State Line reports hold out promise
Of booming camp or two for that section
shortly.
Trib does not claim to cure all ills; but
does cure all ills it claims to.
Judge Talbot has been holding court in
Humboldt county and closed there last
Thursday.
BoKN:-At Phoebe, Nevada, on Monday
the Goth inst, to the wife of Geo. V.
Warren, a son.
Trib is only liniment but is the best
liniment yet discovered by man. Therefore
much is said about it, Herald
Hon. Thos Wren has left Eureka and es.
tablished himself at Reno where he will
practice law in partnership with 7. v Juli-
an.
c. L. Roe was in town ON Tuesday after
supplies with which to prosecute work on
the locations recently made northeast of
Bristol.
The Kansas editor who discovered that
Adam and Eve were never married has
raised pretty issue now, hasn't he? asks an
exchange.
The railroad company is extending the
side track 500 feet west to give the Elko.
Gold Creek Lumber Co, room to unload its
cars. Independent,
The official records shows that Carson had
5266 miles Of wind last month in all. The
fastest was the 2Sth when it came at the
rate Of IS miles an hour.
Only seventy years have elapsed since the
first railway in the world was finished, Dur.
ing the comparatively short period 100000
miles have been constructed
l. d. Hamilton was in town on Tuesday
overhauling the telephone line between here
and DeLamar. The line has been generally
placed in good condition for the summer.
The law library of upwards of 200 vol.
umes, belonging to J. Puoiade and which
has been kept in the Assessors Office, has
been Purchased by I, j. Osborne and was
moved to the atter's office in the Masonic
building few days ago.
7. R. Hawkins, the Dayton justice OF the
peace, who discharged Logan. murderer Of
an Indian, for lack of evidence, has fore
stalled an investigation by resigning, The
fellow he exonerated was afterwards con
vieted and sentenced to thirty years.
A Silver polish can be made by mixingl 1
few drops of ammonia with whiting, anc
adding enough water to the whole to make i
the consistency of cream 1t can be bottled
and, if corked tightly, will keep as long al
desired. 1t cleans silver without hand
rubbing,
Harry Bradley and two companions
nearly met death at Dayton yesterday
They were painting the inside of the cyanide
tanks and were overcome by the fumes, but
were rescued before life was extinct. The
other two soon recovered, but Bradley i,
said to be in dangerous condition. Carson
News.
The Regents CT the State University al
Reno have let the contract for the erection
ola Mechanical Building to replace the on,
destroyed by FIRE. The bids submitted were
George A. Booth, S5740; @. F. Clough
$5752; G. f. Aolesworth, S6245; Ryland s
Schadler, $66S3; Burke Bros, S6S45 Tn,
contract was awarded to George A. Booth
D. NJ. Tyrrell died last Wednesday at st
Mary's hospital, Salt Lake City. He wa
60 years of age at the time of his death, tn,
cause Of which is not stated Mr.. Tyrrel
was an old and experienced mining man an,
followed the business with varying FORUM
for years. both in California, Nevada an,
Utah. He was on the Comstock in it
palmy days and was prominent citizen o
that town Later he was general manage
OF the Raymond & Ely and Meadow Vale
mines here. For the past eight years he ha
been located at Silver Reef. Utah.
A surprise party at the residence of F. W
Dickle on Friday evening. last, was the socil
event Of the week. 1t was very enjoyabl
affair. and every inch success as bachelc
party, The crowd assembled about
o'clock, from then on the fun ragged till sur
DER time, ~ O'Clock. The spread was
most sumptuous one, the table groaning III
der its weight OF delicacies, which woul
have opened the eyes Of an epicure. Tn
evening was passed in singing, instrumental
music and what is known as stag dancing
The participants are as one in saying it wa
the most jolly and enjoyable affair they have
attended. At 2:so a. m. they dispersed.