The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-06

on Monday evening TO be absent for
most of the week.
DIR. Campbell was called to Pam
AGA on Monday to attend Geo. A.
Wadsworth, Sr. who is very i'll.
Andy Delmue and Joe. Delmue's
family came in from Round Valley
for the entertainment and dance.
w. ID. prewitt has closed his term
of school at Spring Valley and on
Friday went to Hike to take charge
of the school at that place.
A vacancy exists in the grammar
department of the Panaca public
school w. II. Lewis the teacher
there went to Salt LIKE last week
District Attorney McNamee, Com
missioner Giles and John Ryson
came up from DeLamar on Sunday.
McNamee and Ryson went on to
Deerlodge on Wednesday
A match game OF baseball was
played at Panaca on Monday be-
tween the mutuals and the toughs.
1t was game for amusement and
sport and resulted in plenty of both
and dance in the evening.
Charley Roe was in from Bristo
on Sunday. He proposes now to
work on the gold bearing lodges
which he located last Spring in old
Fairview District just north of Bris-
tol, and where the surface showing
is considered good.
Thompson's hall is none too large
yet to accommodate the townfolks
when they all get out for agood time
as was the case ON New Years eve.
When things move along in the
spring we predict a considerable
addition to our population.
No special method of observing
New Years social obligations was fol-
lowed in Phoebe Each went his
way most of them tired from the re-
creation of the evening before. Hos
pitable receptions were accorded
callers wherever they went, but no
system Of "open house" was follow
ed.
Herman Kah has sued Joe Cook
in the Justices Court to settle up
some old accounts. The case was
to have been heard oil Friday but
was continued until Monday last
when it was again continued until
Tuesday nebt at o'clock p. m. 1t
will be tried by jury.
But for the light cover of snow
which lies on the north side of the
mountain sides, New Years day
might easily have been taken for one
in October, so mild and pleasant
was the weather. There is no dis
count on the climate of this particu-
lar section and those who have been
in many other places are loudest in
their praises of it.
A. S. Thompson is constanstly
adding to his stock. 1t embraces
nearly everything required in town
like this and prices are put down to
bedrock. New goods are constantly
arriving. Groceries of best grade
and fresh. II you don't see what
you want call for it. Everything in
the way of choice liquors and cigars.
Goods delivered free to any part of
town.
Mrs. Stuttz of the Stuttz The
alter Company who performed here
few months ago. was badly burned
by Gree Fire at Manti one day last
wees. Il may prove fatal to Mrs.
Stuttz. They were mixing the
substance in the afternoon in their
room at the hotel, when spark
from the stove few out and ignited
the mass and before she could
escape from the room she was
nearly burned alive.
First one party, then another slip
ped out of town on the last day of
the year. 1t wasn't necessary to ask
what they were after because it was
generally understood to mean little
midnight work in the way of notices
and monuments. The Recorders
Office fails at this time 10 show how
many claims were located in the new
year but it will allcome out within
month or two. Whether there by
many or few, it means that the To-
Gators intend to hold on to them,
since the development work under
the new law cannot be avoided.