The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

sunday from trip to Carson.
The boys are looking every da
for more startling war news.
Congressman Newlands and fam
ly are at Reno to spend the Sun
mer.
Assessor Freudenthal and A. S
Thompson took run down to Pana
ca on Tuesday.
The Foley estate case has been OF
trial at Reno this week with Judg,
Talbot presiding.
Miss Maggie Clinton came III
from DeLamar on Sunday for
visit with the folks at home.
The Pixies Diggings new pros.
poets are situated altogether on the
Utah side of the line.
County Clerk Goodrich went to
DeLamar on Monday on account OF
the illness of his son Gene.
The hay crop this year in Mea-
dow Valley Wash is above the aver
age in both quantity and quality.
John q. Brown of Panaca has
been under the weather for several
weeks from stomach trouble but is
now out and around again.
Eagle Valley is favorite rusti-
eating place for many this year.
Several families from DeLamar are
enjoying its freshness just now.
The Gath, Pioneer Day, passed
on in Panaca without any special
observance. A dance by the young
folks in the evening was the only
thing out of ordinary.
DIR. Nelson put two men at work
on the Ross mine on Saturday and
day or two later left for Salt Lake
expecting to return to the mine by
the lst. of August.
Messrs Charley and Frank Thomp-
SON, Will Denton and the Misses
Minnie and Annie Carman went to
Panaca on Monday afternoon to en-
JOY the BATHS. dance.
Charley Roe was in from Bristol |
district this week. He is taking out |
copper ore from the old Cave mine
here and expects to make a run of
the little smelter at Bristol within n
month or two.
Whooping cough prevails to
very great extent among the chill
dren of Panaca and is more severe
than at any former visitation. No
fatalities are reported from among
the children affected, though sever
Al have been seriously i'll from it.
DIR. w. j. Nelson arrived at Deer
lodge from Salt Lake on Saturday
accompanied by several mining men
who will look thoroughly over the
district. We hope their inspection
will prompt speedy and extensive
work there. The general opinion
Of mining men is that the section
iustifes 1t.
y r. konnow of Panaca is at
Salt Lake stocking up for the CO.
op store. The brick addition Of a
story and half, recently made on
the'sonth side Of the building car
ries a stock Of clothing and shoes on
the upper floor, while the lower
floor will be utilized for business or
family purposes as becomes most
convenient.
ID. L. Bathurst has been engaged
by the board of trustees to take
charge OF the grammar school here
or tine coming term. he is an ex-
perienced teacher and good term
Is hoped for. 1t is not known vet
whether the primary department
will be maintained separately or
not. The number OF children in
attendance on school at the opening
will decide this.
The method OF prospecting for
lodges as between the Eagle Valley
District and Pixies Diggings sec
lion. j. entirely different The
places are only few miles apart. !
Al Eagle Valley the formation is
principally porphyry, the quartz ,
edges cropping out prominently in i
nigh plaees generally. At Pixies
he for,nation is something of a
yranits and porphyry and the 4
edges are found in the hollows a
nd gulches. II is quite ileceiUne ?
rem 70 old time prospsctors. .