The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

j. Eisenmann returned this morn
ing from Salt Lake.
Geo. V. Warren opened the saloon
at the conner of Main and Meadow
Sts., yesterday evening.
Gus Adelmann is up from Della
mar for a stay of few weeks for
the benefit of his health
Frank Wilson and w. j. Dooley
came in from Salt Lake last evening
and continued on to DeLamar this
morning.
Ross Hartmann and two others pas
sed through here on Tuesday from
DeLamar, bound for the north via
Stateline District.
The minstrel posters brought in n
good representation from Eagle and
Spring Valleys for the performance
last evening.
j. G.. Brown is having the old d.
G. Clark house taken down. 1t
will be erected at Panaca Dick
Rich is doing the work.
Charley Craw was confined to the
house several days this week and
left yesterday with his family for
two weeks stay at Spring Valley.
VIM. Lloyd and Il. L. Godbe
went to Stateline yesterday. 1t is
probable that test run on ore from
the Burro mine will be made at the
Bullionville mill shortly.
The Berger boys have been busy
all the past week getting new gal
lows frame erected over the No. 3.
shaft. The one they have been work
ing on came from the Mazeppa. 1t
will be ready for use in few days.
Prospecting in and around Deer
lodge is light just now. There is
talk of law suit or two over disput-
ed claims there and in the eyes of old
timers lawsuits are usually regarded
as evences of merit in a new district.
The dance at Spring Valley last
Friday night was genuine success.
There was good attendance from
outside points and dancing continu-
ed till four o'clock the following
morning. The music was furnished
by the Panaca band.
Bert Dooley and Henry Eilers are
thinking of putting in small cleo
trict light plant this winter Sto-
rage jars will be used. What's the
matter with getting one of the Car
son tank lights that we heard so
much of recently. One of them
would be sufficient to light the town.
DIR. Snow, the dentist passed
through for DeLamar last Friday.
After attending to the wants of that
community in his line he will visit
Phoebe, and requests his old custo-
mers to reserve their work for him.
In Montana sheep are sheared by
machinery propelled by water power
California has new grain harvester
with cutting front of So feet which
reaps, threshes and sacks one humid
red and eighty bushels of wheat an
hour.
A stove has been invented to cool
rooms in the summer. Salt, a small
quantity of ice and a patent chemi-
cal are used, and the stove becomes
so cold that if the hand be placed
upon it, it will instantly blister
AS salt is cheap, the chemical is moi
dear, and as the stove can make its
own ice in the oven, the device i.
one that will be likely to come int
general use in warm climates.
The Hamden Minstrels.
The advance agent of Hamden'
Minstrel troupe, billed the town Oh
Monday for performance to TAX
place last night. 1t is show es
sentially differentin character iron
that of the Stuttz Company which re
Gently visited this section, an
though following directly in the wax
of that company, reports good busi
ness as rule.
The troupe arrived yesterda
about noon from Osceola. The
gave good performance at Thoml
sons hall last night, though feelin
tired from their long ride. TIL
morning they went to Panaca wher
they will hold forth tonight, and tc
morrow proceed to DeLamar. Ham
den says though this is his first visi
to this part of the State, it will no
be his last, as he proposes to retur
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