The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
April fool,

April fool.
Trib fulfills all promises.
Justice Storms Of Hike left for home on
Wednesday's stage.
Robt Hammond was in from Eagle Valley
the fore part Of the week.
Miss Maggie Conway is up from the Wash
visiting her sister, Mrs Geo. Warren.
j. Malloy was in town purchasing goods
for his ranch the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Kuhn, travelling for his clothing
house in Ogden, was with us the forepart
Of the week.
Ed. Clark is back from Salt Lake, arriv.
ing here on Friday, he left for DsLamar on
Saturday.
Miss 4. Hunter is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Foster, she arrived from Salt Lake
Tuesday morning.
f. P. Swindler returned from DeLamar
Tuesday evening where he has been doing
some surveying.
Bishop Scanlon has purchased an organ
here and will ship it to Delamar to be plac.
cd in the Catholic church there.
Ed. Prudential and lessee Peaslee came
in from Comet Monday, they are purchasing
supplies aud will return in few days.
The pugilistic fever has caught our young
sports. Friendly contests are Of daily oc.
curence in one of our resorts.
Hy Craw is very sick at his ranch at
Sherwood Syringe, it is not known what his
ailment is. oil one side being raw and very
inhamable.
Bishop Scanlon held mass in the Catholic
church last Sunday morning He will re.
main here during the week and then depart
for Salt Lake.
Reno is about to besa competitor in the
prizs.fght business. Negotiations are about
completed to erect an arena and hotel there
to cost some $4,000
Senator Denton is home again looking
hale and hearty. He is now devoting his
time to his stage business, which was badly
in need Of head.
Prof. Bathurst was up from Panaca Satur
day. He states that the school term closes
on Friday, he will then make his home il
Phoebe for the time being.
William Harris came in from the Poin
Sunday, and reports the Midwinter mine Al
looking fine and continually improving. H,
returned Monday to resume work.
The roof of the mill on the summit whicl
caved in last week, is being repaired b.
John Frank. 1t is expected that it vii
start up again in a short time.
Heed not the man however glib.
Who tells you ''just as good as" Trib.
Not true he tells.
And IL he "better than Trib" tells you,
Be sure if he succeeds and sells you,
It's you he SELLS.
Wesley Williams is reported as being lai
up with q severe attack Of rheumatism,
has been laid up for couple Of weeks but
on the improve.
Charlie Roe and Dave Baden are in fro
Bristol for supplies. Mr.. Roe is also NAL
ing preparations for run at the Brst
smelter as soon as the snow will permit.
Mr.. ]. Nesbitt of Nesbitt 4 Bros, is clio
ing out his entire stock Of dry goods ar
groceries. hardware, etc., for half pric
These prices will prevail for thirty days
A small sized hurricane ragged all d.
Sunday, doing considerable damage, a nun
Der Of telephone poles were blown down ar
damage done to considerable property.
Bunks are being fitted up in the Cou
house for the accommodation of the iuro
from outside towns. This will be consi
cradle item saved TO those forced to appe
at court Times.
mere Q iOJ VI uUuscuSo iIOtu tuo Nulcal
Times. Herald: "A Utah correspondent sa
that prospector near the Mormon capt.
has discovered q pillar Of salt. Perha
somebody has laid out another Lot there, I"
The railroad has made single fare I
round trip from Milford to lSalt Lake ri
return during the Mormon April Conferene
which is Sc. tickets being sold from the
to the .6ta. and good returning until I
18th. No Sunday train.
Drunken Indians have been making
niqhts hidenus on McCannon street
latter part Of last week. They were 81
plied with whisky from some source and
tired 70 an empty house where they procs
TO get full and raise old Ned in particular