The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-09-02
FROM peLAMAR

Harry Nichols is back at Lis post
in the Water Office.
DIR Mayo is in the harness again
after a two weeks vacation trip to the
north.
Nesbitt * Bro received several
loads of merchandise this week, part
of their fall stock
Whitehead Miles d Co are closing
out their stock of Summer goods.
Good bargains can be had in several
lines there
Archdeacon Crook returned Ito
his home in Salt Lake last Monday.
He did not enjoy good health dur
ing his stay here
Assessment work for 1897 will
soon be in order. The man with a
bakers dozen of claims to look after
can't afford to let work run till
December.
Our merchants are giving some
great bargains in the dry goods
line. Their stocks have been quite
full and the ladies can secure the /
latest styles and shades in almost any .
thing desired.
The DeLamar mill made banner
run this week. For the first three
days it put through 1000 tons of
ore, and during one of the days is
said to have reached $50 tons.
Since the overhauling of two weeks
ago everything runs as smoothly as
could be desired.
Mr.. Snead, the new minister of
The Episcopal Church here, held
regular morning and evening SER
vices at the church on Sunday last,
delivering two interesting and pleas
ant sermons. He is a young man
and is being we'll spoken of. We
hope he will be successful in his
new field Of work.
The Hamden Minstrels held forth
TWO nights here. The first night
full house but the sec
md played to almost empty benches
md Immediately after the show they
litched up and pulled out for Mea-
low Valley Wash. When a show
alls in on us from the outside we
expect it be more than passable.
Mining matter continue to move
'venly but we are not able to chron-
Gle any new strikes. The prospects
n the quatrsite to the south of Cedar
Wash look encouraging, but the
main ledge has not yet been cut in
ny of them. The mineral forma-
very extensive and good assays
re frequently found, but the moth
+ vein or pocket has not been en-
ountered.
On Sunday last, at logging camp
lear Horn Springs an old lady died
famed Mrs. Young. She was
grandmother of Bill Dodge, who
vas killed thereabouts some two
nonths or more ago. Old age is
scribed as the cause of death as
he old lady was in her SSth. year.
he remains were buried at the camp
nut will be removed to Utah as soon
s convenient, where they will be
aid beside the body of her husband.
Mrs. Eleanor McGufie was bought
n from her home in Pahranagat
ALLEY on Monday evening danger
usly i'll from very unusual affec-
ion. Several days ago she involun-
lrily breathed fly into one of her
ostrils. The insect was quickly
iected and little more thought of the
natter until day or two after, when
ltense pains occurred in the head,
sading up to general sickness and
during which large num-
er of common maggots were dis
odged from the throat and nasal
assages. Suffering the most in
snse pain the woman was brought
ere and both Drs. Mayo and Ham
lond summoned in attendance.
he is at Mrs. McMahon's lodging
ouse and fears are entertained that
be may not recover.
Episcopal Church Services.
ZACH Sunday
forming Services. 10 a. m.
unday School Up. m.
,vening Services 8p. m.
Probate papers on the estate of
richie McNiel were fled in the
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