The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-15
FROM DeLAMAR.

Fool.
II signs don't fail wedding bells will ring
in the near future.
Quite number of men that were laid off
at the DeLamar mine have departed for
other fields
Notwithstanding the bad roads east Of
Panaca our mail continues to come in
promptly on time.
The largest number of teams since last fall
are putting in wood to the DeLamar mill, the
roads are 10 fine condition.
II. H. Cooper and Pat Gallery returned
from Rsndsburg on the 9th, and report it as
good place to stay away from.
Mr.. Greggerson is rushing his wood con.
tract for the April Fool mill, there are no
more delays and are running on full time
+. P. Swindler has shaken the dust of the
county seat from his feet and has moved his
family to DeLamar where he will remain
permanently
The force at the DeLamar mines have
been still further reduced. but from anthem
tic sources We are informed that the lay off
will be only temporary.
Considerable freight ia coming into town,
some of it having been in transit for several
weeks; freighters report the roads improving
but still in bad shape
Ex-Governor adams departed for the north
oD the 18th after spending several weeks in
town, looking into the butcher business in
which he is the wholesale furnisher.
On the 18th anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship, DeLsmar Lodge, No. 80, will give a
grand ball. which is the Goth inst, at Vietta
& Purtscher's hail. grand time is ex.
peeted,
The Blue Bell saloon which has been
vacant some time, has been leased by
Messrs. Clark & 0'Brien. Both gentlemen
are popular and will run irst-class es.
Enlistment.
AT the present time DeLam ar is enjoying
lovely weather, the roads in and around
town are dry and dusty and everything in.
dictates that spring has come, and we hope
this time to stay
Mr.. Phil Smith who was shot some weeks
ago by the accidental discharge of his pistol
that was laying on the seat of the cart is
recovering finely, and is able to leave his
room and take short walks.
Max Shaeffer has disposed of his soda
water factory to Mr. Carther, a gentleman
who thoroughly understands the business,
having been connected with some of the
leading factories in the West.
Mr.. c. H. Smith of thelDeLamar mill re.
signed his position last week, and in comp.
any with Mr.. Paul and son departed for the
north where they are all interested in fine
copper prospect. We hope they will re-
allie all they expect to.
Mr.. Lachmund one of the assayers at the
DeLamar Company departed on the 18th for
Colorado on very important business, VITO
secure a wife, and will return to Delamar
with his bride. The boys are preparing a
great reception for him.
Friday afternoon the DeLamar brass band
gave hard times parade in town and made
lots of fun; the boys made up to look hard
times and they filled the bill to perfection.
On Monday they gave hard times ball. a
large crowd attended and all pronounced it
a grand success.
fine programme will be given on the
18th of April at Vietta's hall in aid of the
Church of the Nativity. Some fine music
and singing will be given. The participants
have been in rehearsal for some time under
the able tuition of Professors Monday and
O'Brien. who speak in the highest terms of
their pupils.
Mr.. John Frank, Jr., received from Salt
Lake City beautiful and ornamental iron
and wire fence, which he placed around the
grave of his departed wife, who died some
months since. He will place a fine in.
scribed marble headstone, which will be a
monument to his faithful wife and also to
his devotion.
The Palace drug store is we'll named;
since their removal into their new establish.
ment on the south side of Main street, they
have spared no expense in making it what it
is named, the Palace; the stock has been in.
creased and contains fine line of new drugs,
toilet articles, perfumery, patent medicines,
and everything pertaining to a first-class
establishment.