The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


weather warm and pleasant.
Mike Williams went to DeLama
on Sunday.
Henry Prudential was in from
Comet on Thursday.
The market is now well supplied
with fresh vegetables from surround
valleys.
w. E. Barney came up from Pa
naca ON Thursday and left for State.
line on Saturday.
A meeting of the Elko County
Silver party Central Committee is
called at Elko for July 81.
Senator Stewart will soon visit
Nevada and will spend some time
in the northern and western part of
the state.
1t is pretty good slice that is
carved off the Spanish occupation in
Cuba; the next slice should be the
whole thing
At both Reno and Eureka the
trustees have cut salaries and redu-
ced the number of teachers for the
coming school year.
The s. f. Stock Report says that
since the revenue law took effect |
there have been few, if any "wash"
sales on the board.
The coin press at the Carson
mint has been shipped east. This
reduces the mint to an assay office,
and no more coin will be struck at
Carson for years, if ever.
Dewey has been made a d. ID. by
an American college. A similar
title with appropriate dashes was
conferred upon him some time ago
by the Spanish court.-Grass Val
ley Tidings.
The bill exempting all mining
claims from assessment work, when :
owned by miners who have yolun-
teered. during the time of service ;
has passed both houses of congress.
On the fourth of July regiment i
OF British Columbia troops visiting t
Seattle, Wash, marched in the 8
parade column carrying the stars
and stripes and union jack side by
side.
One of our young men wants to |
know if our girls will have to wear Il
! Y. 5. revenue stamp after this. ?
de says some of them wear SO much u
powder that it seems as though n p
war tax stamp should be stuck on e.
some where.
A friend of war preacher has pre- S,
pared new doxology which runs il
n this way:"Praise God from whom W
III blessings flow, five hundred W
Spaniards gone below; how MANY h
more no one can tell are speaking d
spanish now in hell. *
Nominating petitions are already .,
'eing circulated in Eureka County i
'etitions in Lincoln won't circulate -
or a month yet, and probably can :
lidates will prefer nomination at
ne hands of some convention this W
all rather than by petition, though tv
De latter is quite popular. Sc
little to the land on which the fu
own OF Wadsworth stands has been te
lard to get. 1t has formed part of ra
ne Pyramid Indian Reservation he
senator Stewart has succeeded IN n,
citing bill through congress. and SO
lgned by the President, giving be
esidents title to the land within Is
be TOWNSHIP limits. M
Last week Recorder Feily Of y
torey Lodge, A. o. U. W. sent ha
'arrant for $4,000 to the widow Of mt
ne late Micheal Roach. This is the
scond policy paid this month 4 tw
arrant for similar amount having RI,
cen paid forward to Mrs. LIZZIE so,
tone, widow of the late M. N. Stone i'm
I'd In June warrant for 40 600 n,
as forwarded to William Coonev an
'ir to the late Peter Cooney. !
Everybody Says So. at
Cascarets Candy Cathartic. the re-
'st wonderful medical discovery ma
the age, pleasant and refreshipo me
the taste, act gently and positively wi
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans ly
the entire system. dispel colds mi
e headache, fever, habitual CON
patton and biliousness. Please
and try box of G. G. G. to-day del
20, 80 cents. Sold and guaran- Spl
2 cure Dy az druggists. hor