The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-04
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Trib is the liuiment Of the century.
Send your printing to the Record office
Good work and low prices.
Night session was held nightly during the
trial Of the big water suit just closed.
Nearly all the witnesses in the water case
left for their homes on Sunday morning.
Trib cures insect bites and stings.
Sheriff Prudential will spend = few days
in Salt Lake and is expected home in day
or two.
Very little work can be done at State Line
At present on account Of the unusual depth
Of snow
Trib cures bruises. burns. sprains
Geo. Petty returned TO DsLamar Monday
after having finished up his business in the
court here.
Judge Cheney is an honor to the bench
bsing impartial. capable and quick to de.
eide all points.
The injunction was set aside and all costs
to be paid by the plaintiff in the Wilson.
Petty water suit.
No mail on Wednesday till $50, bad wea.
Their making il impossible for the stage to
get through
The three prisoners who lelt here for Car.
son Tuesday week, were safely landed in the
State Prison without any trouble.
W. D. Prewitt will look after the school
business and correspondence when Supern.
tendent McNsmee is not here.
MIR. Pat Sheahan of DeLamar was in at.
tendance on court this week as witness
in the Wilson Petty water case.
Ex.Assemblyman w. r. McFadden, ar.
rived in Phoebe from Calico last Friday on
business and left for home on Monday.
Weare unable to furnish our usual budget
OF DeLamar news this week to our readers
on account of the non.arrival of the mail.
Trib does not mend broken wheel,
Nor yet q broken heart,
But make the bruised bikor feel
Prepared anew to start.
Miss Belle Harville, sister Of Mrs Herman
Prudential left for her home in DeLamar
Idaho. on Sunday morning after six weeks
visit here.
We acknowledge the receipts of the Annual
Report of the State Controller for 1896,
It's neat and well COTTON up, both in form
and matter.
From reports II is expects that number
OF men will be put to work on leases and
opening up new ground as soon as the snow
disappears.
Chinese New Years commenced Monday.
most of the school children and number of
citizens visited Chinatown during the fore.
part Of the week.
Mrs. Angelo Clark left Phoebe for De.
Lamar Monday evening to join her husband
there. they viii make that place their per.
manent home.
Henry Welland has leased his mine, the
Mid.Winter, at the point, and three men
are now at work on the mine, and the force
will be doubled in few days.
Ralph Nichols. Of the DeLsmar COMPANY
was called as special witness from De.
Lamar, Saturday, for the defense, and re.
turned Sunday morning.
jim Scholar, an old Piocher, who has been
reported a. dead, returned to Phoebe Last
Friday in company with W. R. McFadden
and intends to remain here for consider.
able time.
Joe Arcadi came in from State Line and
continued on to Dslamar aud will remain
there till spring opens up The snow is to
ussp ~ state Lane TO do any work at pre-
sent
The handsome four.horse coach Of Ben
Miller's cut quite dash on it's arrival Sat.
nrday afternoon. II left Sunday morn;nO
with Judges Cheney and Rives and Miss
Belle Harville for Milford.
The boys ON the winning side Of the vii.
soa.Petty case made merry after the Judge
decided la their favor Saturday night
Several enlargements Of the crainum wer,
noticeable Sunday morning.
e1District Attorney McNamee left us for hi
home in DeLamar Tuesday morning. Fran
j. seheeming so as not to be compelled to re
aide at the county seat, as the law requires
He wants finger ia the pie at DeLamar.