The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-05-20
LOCAL AND OTHER WISE.

Tramps were numerous the past
week.
Panaca will observe Memorial
Day this year.
j Nesbitt is boxing his goods and
shipping TO DeLamar
County Clerk Goodrich left for
DeLamar Wednesday morning.
Geo. Wright, the DeLamar livery
stable man, came to the county seat
last evening
Judge Rives is expected to arrive
here on Saturday on Sunday from
Ely to attend court
Hon. Geo. s. Sawyer returned
from Parowan yesterday morning
where he has been on legal business.
The District Court will meet next
Wednesday. Judge Talbot is ex-
pected to arrive from Ely on Satur-
day night.
F. X. Murphy is expected to ar
rive from Ely on Saturday to be
present at the approaching sitting
of the District Court
L. j. Osborne, wife and daughter
Isabel left for DeLamar on We'd
nesday morning. They will be gone
some four or five days.
On Saturday last pair of spec
tacles were lost which are valuable
to the owner. Finder will please
leave them at the Record office.
N. z. Dooley and John Vietti
arrived from DeLamar Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Veitti is on a visit to the
north, including Ely and Eureka.
DR.. Campbell tore down the
small building across the road from
his residence last Saturday and will
utilize it in fencing in his premises.
John Roeder is at work taking
down part of his store on Lacour
street which will be taken to De-
Lamar to go into his new building
now being erected at that place.
A number of our citizens are pla-
ming and making preparations to at
tend the four-day Pioneer Jubilee
to be held in Salt Lake in July
next, commencing on the Goth.
John Vietti and Paul Succetti
have leased the Comet property of
Smith and Gelobert's, and will put
some men to work Immediately.
The papers were drawn up yester-
day.
The outlook for heavy fruit crops
this fall all over the county is ex-
ceedingly fine. 1t is too late now
for serious frosts and the trees in all
the surrounding valleys are reported
to be heavily loaded.
The Right Rev. Abel Leonard,
Bishop of the Utah-Nevada diocese
of the Episcopal church is expected
to arrive from Ely tonight and will
hold services in the Court House to-
morrow evening at 80.
Henry Eilers was taken suddenly
i'll with severe pains in the right side
while shaving on Tuesday morning.
1t looked as if it was something
serious for awhile but towards even
ing he grew better and is now about
as usual.
In the trip he is now making
Bosko is giving for the use of child
rem who participate in Memorial
Day parades, bundles of small
national flags. As a G. A. r. man
Bosko loses no opportunity to urge
an open observance of the day in
every town he visits.
j. Stafford arrived here from De-
Lamar Friday last, where he has
Just successfully finished a contract
ON tunnel to develop water for the
April Fool company He left Sat-
urday for his home in Canton. N.
T., on short visit, which place he
has not visited for some thirteen
years.
Bosko dropped in from DeLamar
on Monday evening and continued
on to Milford next day He went
to DeLamar from Ely along tn,
route that is being generally tray
eled of late from the north, that i
by way of Cave valley and Coyot
Springs and down the valley west o
Bristol
j. Eisenmann has been busy al
the week preparing and shipping al
his remaining stock of hardware t,
DeLamar. Fetterman, the rustlins
hardware man of that town, hal
purchased the whole lot and th,
old stand of 81. Eisenman, Stoves
and Hardware" facing Meadow
Valley street, will hereafter be
permanently closed,