The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-09-08

Senator Denton is in Reno, in at
tendance at the Silver Party con-
vention.
Luke Syphus was up from Panaca
on Monday to attend the meeting of
the Commissioners.
Old Times Root Beer for sale at
the Phoebe Drug store only Is cts.
| per bottle.
Ely is putting in electric lights as
the camp is going down. Phoebe
put hers out.
Several of our town people went
to Round Valley for picnic on
Sunday last.
jeff Garyin the Ely tonsorial Artist
and Louis Frank came up from De-
Lamar on Monday and departed
for Ely ON Wednesday.
Mrs. T. e. Edwards and daugh-
ters came in on Tuesday even
ing's stage, and left for DeLamar on
Wednesday.
Mr. Carson was i'll town Monday,
with fruit from the Cap Garden ranch
in Meadow Valley Wash. His
Grapes were as fine as ever saw in
this market.
The Milford stage was later Tues
day evening than any time since it
began running over the new route.
Not arriving in Phoebe until after
nine O'Clock.
Our old townsman Mr.. Brown of
Stateline was in town on Monday.
He was enroute for DeLamar, with
his nephew Mr.. McMinamee and
wife who expects to locate there.
Mother-W Willie, how did the goat
happen to butt your
Willie-l was STOPPING over.
"Where did he butt your"
"In the bend of the stoop. up
to Date.
The Local Messenger seems to be
suffering from severe bilious
attack this week. But as the pro-
prietor of the Record is not at home,
its sutferings must be endured until
his return.
Call at the Justices Office and
register your name as a voter for the
Phoebe Township before it is too
late. 1t costs nothing, and we want
all of the votes to be had to repre-
sent our burg.
At the preliminary examination of
Jim and Fred Cotton at DeLamar
yesterday, for the killing of Walter
Deaks, and attempting to kill James
Tadell, was turned loose. The
evidence going to show that it was
purely accidental
The largest American flag in the
country was unfurled on the Goth.
between two mountain tops east of
Tyrone and $50 feet above the sur
face of the Juniata river. The
ceremonies were preceded by a
parade in which all civic societies of
Tyrone participated.
On September 2st. inst II new
and SO old studants was registered
at the State University.
The register registration of old
students began on the st. at 8 o.
clock and will continue to Friday.
Examinations for conditioned stu
dents took place on the 1st. and
End.
Two little tots were to be put to
bed, and were kneeling at their
mothers knee saying the Lords
prayer. The eldest one was repeating
it after his mother, and when he
reached the passage, Give us this
day our daily bread, what was the
mothers surprise when the other
little chap said, Hit him for pie,
brother; hit him for pie"
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Long, died last Thurs
day evening at 11.30 o'clock. The
child had been ailing for some time
but not considered very i'll, until
Thursday morning, when it was
taken worse. The DIR. was called
about two o'clock but of no avail.
She sank steadily until death came
to her relief, at 1l.30, as before
stated.
The Locol Messenger says that
the Proprietor of the Record, when
he returns, if he is charged with
them, 1.-THE articles in theRecord) he
does not know anything about them.
They found their way into the
columns of his paper during his abb
sence. and he is very sorry.
I will say, that the Proprietor of
the Record will stand pat on any
articles, that may appear in the
columns of the Record purported to
come from his pen.
A Michigan boy, the son of a