The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Fresh lemons at the postoaice.

The peninsula armies will tota
up $50, 900 men by July 10Th.
Capt. j. r. DeLamar left Salt
Lake last week to return to France.
The Spaniard's speak Of the yesu
vius as 1.-THE Earthquake Thrower"
Hot! Well yes, but you will fee
nice and cool after glass of Soda
at Thompson's.
Miss Annie Clinton came up from
DeLamar on Sunday evening by
private conveyance.
DIR. Campbell was called to State
line on Saturday to attend A. G..
Bast, who is i'll there.
Il. S. MCDOWELL passed through
yesterday bound for Salt Lake for
a few weeks recreation.
As the weather grows hotter,
fresh beef becomes scarcer. It's n
positive luxury.
Fred Long volunteered on Fri
day, passed his examination at the
hands Of DIR. j. D. Campbell and
left on Saturdays stage for Elko.
Jim Knight passed the medical
examination on Thursday and left
for Elko on Fridays stage, to join
the company now forming there.
Henry Eiler's left for Salt Lake
on Friday for visit with his family
and may extend his trip to the Oma-
ha Exposition before returning.
The family of Sup't Oxman of the
DeLamar Company passed through
Panaca on Monday enroute to south
ern California where they will spend
the summer.
Hon. ii. z. Cutting, State Supt
of Public Instruction passed through
town on Fridays stage to be in at
tendance at the teachers Institute
at Panaca on Saturday.
Among the late volunteers to pass
a successful medical examination is
John Castles, Jr. of Hike. Young
John is chip off the old block, as
his father was soldier before him.
There are already IS names on the
registry list at DeLamar but it is not
believed the vote this fall will exceed
that of two years ago, though that
was the expectation up to within the
past few months.
Now that bicycling is becoming
fad about town we ought to agitate
the proposition of continued good
roads. They are mostly needed for
the first mile or so out of town on
account of the quartsite formation.
The stages have enjoyed good
travel since the list. inst. Contrac-
tor Denton finds it necessary to in
crease his equipment to four horse
stock between Milford and State
line and sent out extra horses there
last week.
A. w. Powers brought suit in the
District Court last Friday agains j.
Il. Peck to recover $539.35 alleged
to be due for wages at Bullionyille.
A writ of attachment was issued and
levied on wood and other personal
property there.
The new tanks now being put in
by the DeLamar Company are stu
ated Immediately back of the old
tanks of the mill and make the
building wider but not longer. The
tanks are enroute from Salt Lake
while the framework of the addition
to the mill is well advanced.
During the recent visit of Capt.
j. IL. DeLamar at Salt Lake there
was talk of consolidation of the
April Fool and DeLamar Compan-
les. Now it is rumored the April
Fool Company wants to buy the one
forth interest from Capt. DeLamar
which he holds in the April Fool
group OF mines.
VIM. Risley. one OF the first con
tingent of volunteers to go from
DeLamar to join the military COM
pany at Elko has good promise of
being commissioned Second lieu
tenant by tioy. Sadler. Risley has
had military experience in the east
before coming to this country aud
will make capable officer. He
writes friends at DeLamar that De-
Lamar furnished more men for the
new company than any other town
q the state.