The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Every miner should have Trib.
The new year was ushered in with a cold
snap
The Freudenthal-Joly wedding was the
event Of the week.
DeLamar was we'll represented at the
New Years wedding ball
The tax levy for the current year will be
made at the meeting Of the commissioners
in February.
DIR. Geo. NJ. Gardner il established at
the post.otfice drug store. See his card in
this issue.
Don't try to dodge the Sheriff to avoid
jury service. It may prove costly trihng
on your part.
Good for man, good for horse, Trib pcnc.
trates and cures bruises. sprAins and swell.
ing Trib does not blister.
+. II. McNamee District Attorney, came
up from DeLamar on Sunday and took the
oath Of office on Monday
James Giles came in from DeLamar on
Sunday evening to take part in Mondays
proceedings Of the Board of Commissioners.
Il. ID. Kelley editor OF the Reno Journal
has been appointed Governor Sadlers pri.
vAts secretary. A better appointment could
not have been made
Trib is clean, its order pleasant; mild,
yet powerful; fulfill all promises. AS ini.
ment Trib is supreme
A couple OF young men are getting hot in
the color on account of some person who
has been circulating stories about them.
They threaten to make it lively for whoever
It 10 if found out
on New Years night. The outlook for tho
silver mining industry hereabouts is not re.
garded as particularly encouraging.
John Castles and Charley Stein came up
from Pahranaget on Monday and returned
today Castle is recovering slowly from
recent attack of fever.
Mrs. Findlay, Of Panaca was taken with
excessive bleeding of the nose during Sun.
day night and DR.. Campbell was sent for at
dawn on Monday through fear that the
bleeding might prove fatal
The strike in the old West Point lclaim
west Of town has renewed interest in that
vicinity and several claims which it was
proposed to let run out, were protected
by the owners at last moment
A woman was summoned by her neighbor
in Long Island City for being common
scold. The Judge was 10th to hold her, and
while hesitating she put in few words on
her own behalf He Immediately committed
her.
Joseph Juneau, the founder Of the Alas
kan city which bears his name, has just re.
turned to San Francisco, after an absence of
thirty years. He first went to California by
the old overland trail in 1851.
Jos. Coumerilh is contracting with cattle.
men hereabouts for cattle to be delivered be.
tween the Goth. Of May and 10th, of June
next. Several buyers have been in the field
Of late, but Coumerilh appears to be the only
one making direct contracts.
On examination, it was found that VIM.
Mathews was suffering from broken leg
when brought here last Thursday. The in.
jury is a simple fracture below the knee
resulting from the kick Of horse. 1t will
lay him up for month or more.
The new year was ushered in with the
old time ding of fire-bells, torpedo. giant
powder, guns and other shooting, kept up
for what seemed to be an unusual length OF
time. The clapper of No. 2 6re.bell was
broken of in the scrimmage.
The District Court will open on Monday
next. The grand jury will be empanneled
that day and the week will be spent in hear
ing preliminary matters aud preparing for
jury trials, civil and criminal, which will
begin the following Monday, the 18TH inst
A love.sick swain of l03. has taken
blushing bride of lOl in Kentucky town.
The ceremony was witnessed by 1000 relati.
YES and friends, and the couple drove off in a
one-hoss shay eighty.three years old Love
viii find a way. Chicago Chronicle.
The public school opened on Monday
with good attendance in each department.
The present practice OF ringing the school
bell by slow time will he followed for about
six weeks. when the lengthening days win
permit return to the old standard, or fast
time.
Miss Annie Clinton will be- retained az
Clerk in the County Recorder OF ce.
Mr.. Turner could not have made better
appointment, as the young lady in the iwo
years she has been at the Office has bee me
familiar with all the duties and records,
and is uniformly obliging in the discharge
Of her duties.