The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-10
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

The market is well supplied with
grain.
Sheriff Prudential left for DE La
mar Tuesday morning.
Two loads of visitors and residents
of De Lamar left for that place
Tuesday morning.
p. b. McKeon spent yesterday in
town and went to DelIamar this
morning.
Miss Minnie Carman, accompanied
by her brother Will, left for Salt
Lake on Mondays stage
j. Nesbitt expects to have his goods
packed and shipped to DeIamar
inside of another week.
j. Ferguson of Hike will move to
Richfld, Utah, and make his home
there for the summer.
The mild excitement incident to
court is over and we will probably
experience a ewmonths of monoton-
GUS quiet
Our snake charmer has sworn off
handling rattlers since his rather un
pleasant experience of Saturday
evening.
DIR. j. ID. Campbell left Friday for
Elko where he will attend session of
the Grand Lodge L o. 0. f. the
Encampment and the Masons.
The next sitting of the District
Court will probably occur in Sep
TENDER on account of the criminal
matters which have recently arisen
in Delamar.
Dr. Mayo, John G. Wilson,
Jimmy Nesbitt and Ed. Farrell were
up last Saturday from De Lamar in
connection with the Edwards-Wilson
case.
The $500 dollars in the county
treasury for the redemption of scrip
under the new law was all bid in at
Mondays meeting of the County
Commissioners.
Our climate, foliage and shade
acts like refreshing draught on our
sun baked neighbors of DeLamar
Many is the regret that circumstances
will not allow them to reside here
An error appeared in last weeks
issue in regard to the time the tick
cts are on sale at Milford for the
Jubiles, 1t appeared from the 9th,
which should have been the 10Th
Ii. A. Cohen and Mrs. Lucele
Caus arrived from Salt Lake on
Tuesday evening to attend the
Cohen divorce suit. The trip from
Milford was made in twelve hours
with three changes of horses, the
best time yet heard of on that road
Attorney Root of De Lamar was
taken suddenly i'll with what was
supposed to be the cramps on Sun
day while on his way to Phoebe
which necessitated lay over at Ben
nit Springs for couple of hours.
He was around next day in his
usual health.
Jesse Root, attorney for the de-
PENDANTS in the preliminary hearing
at Delamar for the killing of Bill
Dodge visited town on Monday, an
ticipating the defendants would be
bound over, to learn if the case could
be disposed ola this sitting of court.
Judge Talbot decided not to call
a grand jury at this time but to hold
court earlier in the fall.
"The Snake Charmer," as Venus
Watkins is now called, was exhibit
ing large RATHER Saturday evening
1t had seven rattles and button.
He handled it with the utmost
freeness, but the reptile bit him
couple of times; the effects of it
were very slight, his appearance the
next day was the same as usual ex-
cept noticeable swelling of both
hand, and arms.
Mr.. Calder, representing the firm
of ID. 0. Calder, music dealers of
Salt Lake, was an incoming passen-
ger on Friday morning. He was
busily engaged for several days tun-
ing and repairing the pianos and
organs in town. He has done con-
siderable business beingthorou ghly
competent. He left for Del amar
Monday where he will put our
friends there in tune.
Strenuous exertions are being
made by the promoters of the Jubilee
carnival in Utah to raise the large
amount of funds needed for the sue
cessful carrying out of the pro-
gramme for the four days. Com
mittees have been appointed by the
Governor in each county to thorough
ly canvass it, also in each ward of
Salt Lake. No stone is to be left
unturned to make this affair q gigan-
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