The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-09-09
LOCAL AND oTHERWIsE.

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here on visit for awhile.
Mr.. Powers of the Bullionville
works spent Sunday in town.
The Summit mill is running stead
ly on ore from the Pacific tunnel
Fruit from southern Utah has been
plentiful in our market this week.
The regular Safe Fair will open
at Reno on September 20, 1897.
Mrs. John Lynch and Miss Julia
Lynch left Saturday by private con-
veyance for Delamar.
Klondyketts continues to be re-
ported. OF the two latest one is
in Ontario, the other in Mexico.
John Lynch and son Maurice
were here Friday after supplies to be
used on their mines at State Line.
p. Sheahan arrived last Friday
evening from DeLamar He remain
ed here until Tuesday attending to
legal business.
Jas. N. Lanter of Cave Valley was
in town for several days this week
on business of general nature. He
left Monday morning.
The school house has received a
coat of fresh paint and other improv-
ments have been made about the
place. John Frank did the work.
The list of the bills allowed by
the Board of County Commissioners
at their meeting last Monday, APP
pears on the first page of this issue.
Sheriff Prudential returned Sun
day morning, from his trip to Reno,
where he went with Combs and Bing-
ham, two persons who were pro-
nounced insane here several weeks
ago.
Stewart McAnish was in from
Wilson Creek the first of the week
after supplies. Stewart says the hay
crop in Lake Valley is larger this
year than it has been for some time
past
Mrs. Jas. Duffin who has been
visiting with her folks here for sew
eral weeks, left last Friday morning
for DeLamar. Her brother John
Danohue went with her on visit to
the metropolis.
The next setting of the District
Court will occur in October. The
exact date has not been yet fixed,
but ample nature of it will be given
The volume Of business so far to
come up is light.
VIM. Nye and w. l.. Scott passed
through here last Friday afternoon
on their way to Ely, Eureka and
other towns in the northern and
western part of the State. They
will be absent several months.
Allen G.. Campbell is at Deerlodge
arranging for work on some of his
claims there. On one of the best q
100 foot shaft and so feet of drift.
ing will Immediately be done, and
more if the development thus made
justify.
Commissioner Giles and District
Attorney McNamee came up from
DeLamar last Sunday evening tc
attend the Commissioners meeting
of last Monday. Giles returned
Tuesday while Nc will remain here
with his family.
The DeLamar stage between Pa
naca and DeLamar now runs Wis
Oak Wells again. The wells are
leased to parties other than the
stage men and 80 the stage NEAR
now haul water for use between Pa.
naca and Cliff and make one driv,
between those points.
b. @. McDonough and daughte1
Retta arrived from DeLamar las
Thursday and proceeded on to Sal
Lake on Fridays stage. Ben will
remain in the city a week or SO an,
leave his daughter under the care O
st. Mary's Academy.
Samuel j. Russell and Miss Alic
Findlay were married at Ogden
Utah on Wednesday the LIST ms,
The groom is resident of Ogde
and is studying for the bar, Will
the bride is well known hereabouts
having been born at Panaca. Tn
couple have gone to Chicago wher
they may continue to reside il
future.