The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-08
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
.yery team.ter should have Trib.


Every teamster should have Trb.
China Tom has closed down his restaurant
In the Nevada hotel.
A couple of encounters on the street last
week. Nobody got badly hurt.
No bids were put in for the county print
ing for the year 1897, commencing April.
Geo. Edwards and WIN. Mathews were
visitors from Panaca the fore part Of the
week
Sheriff and Henry Prudential and Mrs.
Sherwood left for DeLamar on Tuesday
morning
Sprains and bruises yield to Trb.
Five panes Of glass were broken in the
schoolhouse last Friday night by some mis-
chevious person.
District Attorney McNAmee has been here
during the week. He left for DeLamar
Wednesday evening.
The first conveyance since the heavy snow
went over the summit for DeLamar on Tues.
day morning
+. p Swindler and family left for Helene
on Saturday last, where they will make
their home for a short time.
Trib does not claim to cure all ills; but
does cure ell ills it claims to.
]. Nesbitt q Bro. are closing out their
stock of groceries, hardware, dry goods,
ETC., at half price for thirty days.
Citizens are cleaning up lawns, planting
trees and flowers. II Jocks like spring had
come at last; she is welcome visitor
Trib is only linimeht; but is the best
liniment yet discovered by man. Therefore
much is said about it Herald.
Geo. Moody is taking down couple Of
frame buildings here and will move them to
his mining property in Eagle Valley district.
We acknowledge the receipt of compli
mentry ticket to the Hard Times ball, given
by the DeLamar Brass Band. Tickets 81, AZ.
The mail is now coming in on time, or
only an hour or so late. The roads are i'm
proving and we can look for better service
from now on.
Chss. Craw lefthere the fore part of the
week with load of freight for DeLamar
among it was the organ for the Catholic
church.
Flowers are commencing to bloom and
grass is breaking forth all over the hills
Fat cattle and good beef is an assured thing
the coming season.
Bill Wheatley and two companions have
gone to Groom district to do some develop.
ment work. They expect to be gone a
couple of months.
The roads are dry and in fine shape for
strolling parties, which can be seen every
day taking an outing. it is enjoyable after
being so closely confined as this winter.
More wood has been consumed the mast
winter in Phoebe in proportion to the popu.
iatlon than for number of years, the hard
winter making it necessary to keep fires
burning continuously.
The Berger Brothers, who are working the
dump at the smelter, are making a good
showing and are satisfied with the results
already obtained, claiming they will make a
neat little sum out of it.
W. ID. Prewitt and w. +. Barney left ON
the Spring Valley stage Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. prewltt goes to teach the public school
at that place, and Mr.. Barney is interested
in mining in Eagle Valley district.
Coyotes are getting numerous and ouiet
cheeky A number has been seen on our
streetsand are looking slick and fat, thew set
down and face you with as little fear as a
yellow dog Around the old slaughter
house they are daily to be seen.
Utah is one Of the most enterprisino Of
Western states. she is coming to the fore as
carnival promoter The Pioneer Jubilee
is now an assured success, and will be the
GROWING event held in the far west We
congratulate the youngest of our sistt
states, and cannot help but admire her pluc |
and push.
The National Bimetallist has come to ou
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