The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-03

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streets at I cents pound.
John Shier passed through here
on Saturday enroute for DeLamar.
T. j. Osborne went to DeLamar
on Sunday and returned this morn
ing.
The roads are dustier now than
for long time past and storm
would be big help to them.
President Mckinley has issued
a proclamation setting Thursday,
November "a, 1898, as Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
The candidates have been in and
out of town plentifully this week.
More than one says that "Pioche is
a hard place to electioneer in.
Payday and politics combined
made Tuesday hot number in town.
Some of the candidates felt worse
next day under the hatband than
they will next Wednesday,
The local democratic candidates,
assisted by outside talent will rally
tomorrow night at Thompson's hall.
The Silver Party programme of talk
ing and dancing will be carried out.
Some of the county candidates
give less attention to Phoebe pre-
cinct than to some of the little ones
outside. They mustn't overlook the
fact that over 100 votes will be cast
here next week.
Sheriff Prudential has published
notices as required by law that all
saloons must close at II p. M.
Monday night Nov. 7th. and remain
closed until 7lo'clock Tuesday even
ing Nov. Sth., which will be after the
polls have closed.
We have received O vigorous kick
from Panaca subscriber that he
does not get his REcoRD on time,
and that delays in delivery are fire.
quent. We want to say to him,
and others in the same fix, that we
mail the papers regularly, and will
investigate the cause of delay.
Frank Wilson returned from
Salt Lake on Monday to DeLamar
with his family, where they will
spend the winter. No particular
talk is heard concerning the option
which has existed on the April Fool
property for some time past, and
the supposition is that the negoti-
ations have fallen through.
Miss Belle Harville, sister of
Mrs. H. E. Prudential, died at
Silver City, Idaho last week and
Mrs. Prudential returned from
Salt Lake to the family. Miss
Harville visited here two years ago
and will be kindly remembered by
those who met her.
Supt. t. H. Oman of the Della
mar Company left DeLamar yester
day via private conveyance for Mil
ford. enroute to Carson to attend
the damage suits of Grunditz and
Guanella against the DeLamar
company, which are to be tried in
the o. s. Circuit Court there on
Nov. 7th. Several necessary wit
nesses went along also. The party
will thus miss their votes this
year.
The Silver Party held good
local rally at Thompson's hall last
night as announced, and this even
ing will rally at Panaca. Short adj
dresses were made by the local can
didates and each said all the good
things for himself which the occas-
sion justified. II was followed by a
dance and tonight the same thing
will occur at Panaca. The band
boys played well and accompanied
the speakers to Panaca today. A
rally will also be held at DeLamar
on Sunday evening.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Oascarets Candy Cathartic 10
or Csc. TIC. @. @. fails to cure.
druggists refund money.
Vote for D. M. Ryan, the
Silver Party candidate for
State Treasurer. He has
been a resident and taxpayer
of Nevada for % years. Has
been Treasurer Of Storey
County for the past two
terms and Is competent and :
esponsible. ,