The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Commissioners meeting on Monday
next.
I. +. Edwards arrived from Della
mar Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Nesbitt of DeLamar is in
town on business connected with the
court.
The merry chatter of the stamps
and CHEEKY foot of the whistle at the
Summit mill are pleasant sounds to
our ears.
Last week silver dropped to 59B
which isabout the low water mark for
the white metal. Prosperity and
Mckinley.
Mrs Doctor Hudgens passed
through here Monday on her way
to visit to the Cleveland ranch
for few weeks.
Hans Olsen and Pat Gallery came
from State Line Saturday morning,
and continued on to DeLamar the
following day.
+. Halcendorf who was hurt in the
Pacific tunnel last Thursday morn
ing is improving rapidly and will
soon be able to resume his work
again.
Frank Wilson and w. }. Dooley
made night drive from DeLamar
and reached here yesterday morning
to attend the Nesbitt-Davidson
suit.
The bar, fixtures, billiard table
and other furniture of the Palace
saloon of S. Il. Wertheimer on
Main st. are offered for sale. Write
S. e. Wertheimer at DeLamar
New.
j Nesbitt Il Bros. have begun ship
ping their goods to DeLamar. Sew
eral loads left last week. A few
more will witness the closing of their
store here and concentration at De-
Lamar.
w j. Dooley and Miss Maud
Alley arrived from DeLamar the lat
ter part of the week. W. J. returned
to DeLamar the following day and
Miss Alley continued on to Salt
Lake.
Four-horse stages are running be-
tween here and DeLamar during
court. There are no jury trials but
number of witnesses in the suits
here pending causing considerable
travel from the metropolis
Several men arrived from DE La
mar Saturday evening on their way
to Comet to work on the property
leased by Smith and Gilbert to Vietti
and Succetti, This is good property
and is still worked to a profit not
withstanding to fall in the price of
silver.
1t is an assured fact that the Sum
NIT mill will run all summer, there
being enough ore now in sight for
that purpose. The Pacific tunnel is
improving all the time, and force
of some fifteen men will probably
be put on there in short time, only
the second class ore is being put
through the mill, the first class be-
ing shipped direct to Salt Lake.
John Roeder Jr. accompanied by
his mother arrived from De Lamar
on Monday evening for White Pine,
where Johnnie will enter the hy-
meniel state. The young lady is
Miss Eva Compton of Big Springs
Todd Sawyer accompanied them from
here, and will be the best man. John
ME will return with bride to make his
his home in De Lamar. We wish
the couple long, happy and pros.
porous life
The cheapest fare that has ever
been made between Milford and
Salt Lake and return will go into
effect on the 9th of July and be
good returning uutil the Goth. The
Oregon Short Line has made a
round trip rate of $500, and are
making preparations to handle a
big crowd from this section of the
country and southern Utah to the
Jubilee. Tourist sleepers will be
run on all trains for the accommo.
dation of the travelling public.
The most strenuous effort has beer
made to get a reprieve for Durrant
New evidence had being put forth t.
try and influence Gov. Budd in hi,
behalf, and his mother has mad,
personal appeals to the mother o
the Governor. The papers in the cas-
were voluminous; the Governor ha
completed his examination OF then
and has refused to grant the reprieye
The prevailing opinion was tina
the Governor would not interfere il
the hanging and the end will nov
come on June 18th thus ending ont
of the most hard fought murder
trials and the hanging of the most
brutal murderer in the annals of ON
history.