The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-09-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

H. jacobson tho liquor drummer
spent several days here this week,
4. j. Osborne returned this morn
from a two weeks visit in Salt Lake
VIM. Wheatly took trip down to
the metropolis the first of the week.
N. p. Dooiey left this morning fol-
Desert Springs where he will meet
his wife.
The ore body in the Pacific Tun-
mel continues to improve as work
progresses.
Mrs. W. Christian and family left
here Tuesday for Beaver, Utah,
where they will reside in the future.
Henry Kahn came in from Della
mar Monday evening for his usual
monthly interview with our mer-
chants.
After several days of windy
weather the fall indications have
been felt and severe winter ia
predicted.
j. Eisenmann went to DeLamar
Tuesday morning on business con
nected with his various mining in
terests there.
Miss Louise Evans is now able to
be around and will soon be ready to
attend to her duties as teacher of
the school here.
j. q. Brown was up from Panaca
Monday to get the remainder of the
lumber and fencing from his house
recently torn down, and which is
now being erected in Panaca.
District Attorney f. r. NcNamee
and family left last Sunday morning
for their home in DeTIamar. They
have been visiting here for month
past.
The st. Mary's hospital establish
ed twenty years ago at Virginia
City, has been closed by the sisters,
and is now used as general hos
pital
A portion of the No. 5 building is
being torn down, the lumber to be
used at the summit mill on the new
improvements to be soon made
there.
DR.. M. w. Snow is located at the
residence of F. W. Dickle and any
one needing dental work done should
call soon, as he will remain here but
few days longer.
NJ. Church came from DeLamal
Sunday and has commenced worl
on the repairing of the county jail
which has been needed for some
time 1t will take seveal weeks to
finish the work.
The Evening Report, published
at Virginia City, Nevada, has beer
started again, under the manage
ment of the Report Publishing Com
pany. The first issue reached oui
Office this week.
The List of Taxpayers of Lincoln
County was printed at this
Office Monday and the Assessor will
have them in general circulation
shortly The list is but few names
less than that of last year.
W. j Mcintyre was an incoming
passenger on this mornings Milford
stage. He will remain two days and
then proceed to DeLamar. He re.
presents the Salt Lake City Soda
Water Company and is out on per-
sonal and business matters combin.
ed Chilly finds his old stamping
ground materially changed, and fol
the worse. but will see many old
friends with whom to exchange re.
minisences during his short stay.
Those in charge of the Summit
nill have shut down the mill and
are making preparations to increase
the capacity of the plant. Three new
agitators to be made entirely of wood
will be put up, four Frue Vanner
contractors added and the crushing
capacity increased. 1t will take
several weeks to make the new
changes.
Peck Bros of Bullionville, have
ordered a new road machine which
viii carry four passengers at the
rate of ten miles an hour over any
ordinary country road 1t is a
gasoline machine and can be operat-
ed ut very low figure. This will
beat DeLamar's fast horses when
they make their flying trips across
the desert.