The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


J.. Hartman >of the California
Wine Co of Salt Lake paid the town
apleasant visit on Tuesday
The Eureka County Courthouse
and Jail are insured to the amount
$50, 100000.
N. p. Dooley has moved his stock
of merchandise into his new quar-
ters on Main st.
Mrs. s. IL. Carman and daughter
Annie, returned last Saturday from
months visit at Salt Lake.
Mrs. f. r.. McNamee and family
are up from DeLamar to spend a
month or so of the warm weather.
The Elko Free Press says it is re-
ported that Judge Talbot has fallen
heir to large fortune in the east
Miss Louise Evans was an incom-
ing passenger on Saturdays Milford
stage after two months visit at her
home in Purdy's Calf
Geo. V. Warren will shortly open
saloon in the Cook building on
the upper corner of Main and Mea-
dow Valley SITS.
Harry Nichols is up from Della
mar on a vacation. He will spend
several days more in this vicinity and
then visit Stateline and Lake Val
ley before returning.
Fresh fruit is abundant in the
market now A good deal of it comes
from Utah, but Eagle Valley fruit
will be fully in market very soon, |
when the foreign product will be
less in demand.
DIR. Snow, the Dentist, expects to
arrive here about the 22nd. He
will dispose of such work as presents
itself and then go on to DeLamar.
DIR. Snow enjoys good reputation
IN bis profession and many here
abouts are pleased to hear of his in
tended visit.
John Shier, accompanied by his
children Annie and Laura, left for
Salt Lake last Friday where the chill
dren will attend school John HIM
selfwill extend his trip to Missouri
for a visit with relatives before re-
turning, and will be absent about
month.
A man who is evidently insane
was locked up last Monday and is
now in Jail here. Where he came
from nobody knows, but he appears
to have tramped in. If nothing can
be learned concerning him, he will
DC given hearing in few days and
will probably go to the Hospital for
Mental Diseases at Reno.
Last Saturday afternoon between
three and four, the gallows frame
at the No. Shaft, where the Berger
BROS. and others are engaged in
hosting screenings from old slopes
Tell with crash while the loaded
bucket was coming up the shaft.
IL was. utterly demolished and was
thrown aside and another gallows
frame brought down from the old |
Mazeppa Works. Fortunately no.
body was hurt but the jerk of the
loaded bucket as it slid down the
shaft Jared the foundations of the
MOIST somewhat. Since the BUILDING
was blown down several years ago
the gallows frame has been exposed
70 the weather and became more
insecure than was suspected.
Death of Mrs. c. p. Ronnow.
Mrs. G. P. Ronnow, of Panaca.
died at Mt. Pleasant, Utah, early
last Thursday morning. On receiy-
ing kilograms Mr.. Ronnow directed
that the remains be embalmed, and
left at once for Mt. Pleasant On
Monday Chris. Ronnow went to Mil
ford to bring back the remains and
was expected to arrive at Panaca
last night.
The news of her death was sudden
and unexpected for though Mrs.
honnow had not been well for sew
sral months past, yet no fear existed
Of any sudden termination to her
llness.
With Mr.. Ronnow, deceased went
o Salt Lake Lake late in June to re-
give medical treatment. She leaves
sorrowing husband and large
amily of children, most of whom
re grown, to mourn her loss.