The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-09-09
FROM DeLAMAR.

Our mhTket IL OV6r-run Win Irult
of all varieties.
Payday was quiet one this month
and collections slow.
The Magnolia contractors will
finish their work in few days.
p. Sheahan went to the County
Seat on legal business this week.
Another flood this week which
makes three within the past month.
DIR. Snow will remain but a few
days longer, and will visit Phoebe Oh
his return to Salt Lake
Since our last issue Mrs. E. Nc
Cutie has improved very much an,
will be able to get around soon.
John Roeder shipped lot of mat
erial from Phoebe this week which
will be used on the store building.
The Palace Drug Store continues
to. receive shipments of fresh drugs
and other goods carried by first
class house.
Alden FERGUSON and interested
parties are making Preparations
to develop some promising prospects
on the Helene side.
The fuel economizer will be put
in operation in few days at the De-
Lamar mill, and it is expected will
save a large amount of wood.
Last Friday morning Chas. Swind-
Ter left here for Meadow Valley
Wash to take charge iof the school
there for term of six months.
During the week number of
wood teams were put to work filling
up the wood yard at the DeLamar
mill. The winter supply will be put
in now
Our school trustees have engaged
Mrs. d. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Kelly
and Miss Annie O'Brien for the
three departments of the next term
of school.
1t is rumored that partiesin town
are thinking strongly of starting O
fast freight line but it's no sure thing
yet whether that their plans will be
carried out.
Work on the Fraction is progress
sing nicely under the direction Of
Gus Burth who is an experienced
miner and will find the yellow meta
if it is there.
f. r. McNamee and Jas. Giles
District Attorney and Commissioner
went to the County Seat Sunday t.
be present at the meeting of the
Commissioners ON Monday.
Last Saturday morning Mr.. Lock
wood, better known as "Yank" de
parted on the stage for the Eas
where fortune is awaiting him. H,
disposed of his burro train to San
Robson.
Among the arrivals this week wer,
M. O'Donnel and bride. Mike wal
absent but three weeks and surprised
his manyfriends who join with tn,
Record in wishingthe newly married
couple many happy years
Last Monday night some THE
broke into Clark Bros. store and go
away with six or seven dollars il
silver that was left in the cash draw
er. Nothing else was touched ant
the party or parties got away,
Miss Kate Smith of this place ant
r. Tucker of White River, were mar
ried on the End. inst by Rev. Fathe
Kennedy. The happy couple wer
serended by town hoodlums ant
afterwards by the boys of the town
The couple have our best wishes TO
long and prosperous married life
Judge Hoag transacted the follow
ing business this week: In the cas-
of j. Nesbitt & Bro vs.. Mrs. E. Cul
verwell jury was obtained after
two day search and after
careful consideration of the case tn
jury brought in verdict in favor o
the defendant. The case was owe
the possession of stove which, &C
cording to the verdict, was given t
the defendant, a bill of damage
amounting to S. and the plaintiff
paid the costs.
The second case was +. r. Nc
Nance VS.. G.. Blewett. This wa
also tried by jury and they re
turned verdict in favor of the til
plaintiff for the of $299.
In the case of John Purtsche
against John burlington decisio
in favor of the defendant was give