The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-05-26
LOCAL AND OTHER WISE.

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The rainy season doesn't appear
to be over yet.
These general rains ought to make
fine feed in the hills.
A. s. Thompson received several
loads of new goods this week.
The young folks propose to have
q dance or two during court sitting.
We expect something of n lively
town for the next month on account
of court sitting.
Ed. Prudential and Jesse Peas
lee were in from Comet district for
several days this week.
There's no scarcity of eggs now
in the market. They were selling
at a bit a dozen last Monday.
Flags were put up quickly all over
town on Tuesday evening on receipt
of news of the Windward passage
naval victory.
Owen Smith came in from STAN
pede Gap on Monday. He has been
working ON location there which
looks promising.
The material for the new paper
arrived yesterday and the sheet will
issue next week. 1t will be known
as the Local Messenger.
Bad weather and shortage of
material has delayed China Dick in
opening his new dining room on
Main st. but the finishing touches
are being put on now.
Sheriff Prudential and wife,
Misses Minnie and Annie Carman
and a number of others went out
to Spring Valley yesterday to be
present at the wedding of Miss
Louisa Rice and B. Frank Mosher
John Shier and Mr.. Harry Plume,
assayer for the DeLamar Co. came
in from DeLamar on Monday. Botf
are out for a health trip. They
went yesterday to Spring VALLEY
where they will stay a week or two
'The Loyelock Tribune" publish
ed its first number on the 21st. inst
This is the second new paper to star
in Humboldt within month.
is edited by G. Mcknight Sain
formerly of the Gold Greek News
j. A. Denton returned from Cleve
lands ranch in White Pine Count
last Friday with band of eighteel
fine horses intended for use on tn
stageline between here and Milford
Frank Warmer and Frank Como
are engaged in breaking the ami
mails to work and they will be i
good trim by the first of July, whe
the change in routes takes place.
Captain j. r.. DeLamar has bee
granted decree of absolute divorC
from his wife by the French court
and has been awarded the custod
of his child. 1t is thought Cap
DeLamar will now shortly return [
this country with his son, to remain
What Mrs. DeLamar has receive
in the way of alimony or settlemer
is not stated.
Geo. S. Sawyer returned La
Friday from Parowan, where
was in attendance on Court, tryin
protest case in mining patel
application at Stateline distric
The Vulcan owners are protestir
the application of the Gold Have
claimants, and the case is und
advisement by Judge Higgins.
A street fakir held forth on Ma
st. on Friday and Saturday eve
ings and did good business
selling notions. after gathering
crowd with a free ventriloau
show, etc. Strange how these pc
dlers can knock regular merchar
out in every small town they Wis
but the secret lies in "good adv.
Using, See?
The suit of Joe Cook against
d. Campbell in the Justices co,
was tried before jury last Sat,
day and resulted in a verdict
Campbell for costs. The action Y
brought to recover balance Of s
90 alleged to be due for livery hi
The defense was that the tea
were used to visit patients out
town and were to be paid for by
patients themselves and not by
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