The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-22
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Every teamster should have Trih
See the notice OF forfeiture which appears
this issue
BoRN-At Bullionville, April Goth to the
wito of +, L. Godbe, son
Sprans and bruises yield to rrb,
number of Indians have been jailed this
week for drunnkeness
rrib does not claim to cure all ills; but
does cure all ills it claims TO-
Miss Lena Clinton went to DeLnmar ON
Friday last to remain several months.
John Fret has gone down to act as ore
sorter at the Magnolia mine.
T. j. Osborne returned Monday after
three months absence in the west
Henry Eilers was an incoming passenger
this morning on the Milford stage
Boss Weber passed through to DeLamar
on Tuesday with 0ppenheimer, the drum
mer.
Matters at Phoebe are at too low an ebb to
justify the |. 0. o. f. in celebrating their
anniversary this year.
County Clerk Goodrich received yesterday
anew Caligraph typewriter. 1t is of tho
latest design and is a beauty.
Irib is only liniment; but is the best
liniment yet discovered by man. Therefore
much is said about il. Herald.
Flour is now the scareest of articles in our
market, A few tons couldbe readily disposed
ofwithout hunting customers.
Tramps on their way from Delamar north
ward for White Pine and other sections are
more frequent here than for long time past
The roads between Milford and Desert
Springs is dry and dusty, while from Desert
on here it is dry, hard, and rough in only a
few places.
N. P. Dooley will close out his business
here and move his stock to DeLamar. He
hopes to effect the change within the next
ninety days.
Ida Deck has been engaged to teach the
summer term of the Cave Valley District
school and will go out there on Monday
next
J. Nesbitt is rapidly closing out his stock
preparatory to moving to DeLamar He is
selling his dry goods, boots and shoes,
clothing groceries, etc, at greatly reduced
prices.
Local parties propose TO run a stage line
between here and Delamar and begin with
in q week. Prospective business for the
next sitting of court mnst be the immediate
inducement for the venture.
j. g. Brown was up from panaoaon Tues
day. He proposes to tear down the old D.
{. Clark house and move it to Panaca where
it will form part of good sized hotel which
he proposes to build and operate there.
Ii the Magnolia mine develops as is gen
orally expected, the Phoebe Hotel building
ON Main STREET, an old landmark, will b,
moved to Helene, erected in substantially
its present form and conducted as a first
class caravansary.
Thomas Gillian died here on Saturday las
after an illness of two weeks. The funera
took place on Sunday afternoon The child
rem of deceased were present from Panac,
and Delamar and the remains were inferred
in the Catholic Cemetery.
Send your orders for bill heads. lettel
heads, statements and all kinds of iol
printing To the Record Office 1t is no
necessary to send away for anything in Thu
line as we do it as cheap and good right a
ONE here as anywhere.
The recent discharge of men at the Della
mar mine argues that change OF OWNERSHIP,
is close at hand and that the present com
pany may turn over possession at almos
any time Doubtless all development worl
has been stopped in anticipation of the sale
Two marriage licenses were issued from
the County Clerks office this week. one OF
the 10th for the marriage of Jos. G. Dorse
and Mrs. Nellie Morris of DeLamar, tn
other on the 10th for the union of Chas. f
Kelley and Miss Elzada Keele, Of Panaca.
The civil docket for disposition at tn
May term Of court embraces seven case
thus far, but others will probably be adde
before the sitting opens. No criminal bu,
iness is now before the court and unle.
some turns up shortly no grand jury will /
called.
Jim Scholar and VIM. Harris have lease
the Midwinter claim at the Point, fror
Henry Welland aud will continue work {
it. This is the claim which opened up :
we'll last December for a time. The lessee