The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-23
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Cell newell went out 10 state
line on Monday
Yesterdays clouds served to cool
the atmosphere somewhat.
Anthony H. Godbe was an out
going passenger on Mondays Mil
ford stage, bound for Salt Lake.
Charley Roe was in from Bristol
on Monday. He isarranging for a
run of the copper smelter at that
place this fall.
Z. s. harrington of Elko, is re-
ported to be a candidate for Con-
gress. 1t is said he intends to make
a hard fight for the place.
Chas. Culverwell publishes notice
this week of his intention to make
final proof on his homestead claim
situated in Meadow Valley Wash.
Geo. o. Sawyer and wife, nee
Miss Louise Evans, left for Salt
Lake on Mondays stage on their
wedding trip and expect to be alb
sent several weeks
Will Denton and his wife will
run the Sulphur Springs station
from now until the change of routes,
after which he will run the State
line station on the Milford road
The photographer who has had
his tent pitched between the Record
office and Main st. for the past few
weeks, pulled up stakes yesterday.
He met with very light run of |
business during his stay.
R. A. Riepe is closing out his bust
ness interests ut Ely and is pros
pecting at West Camp, where he
already has place christened
Riepetown, and which he expects to
make the leading on in the state.
The examination for school teach
ers certificates will be held at Pan
AGA next month. Those who are
interested are directed to the official
announcement of the matter, con-
tanned in another colum in this
issue.
A Reno candidate for Commission
er is working up boom by sprink-
ling the streets gratis. Irrigation
is the favorite method up here also,
but whiskey is the material used.
and it never reaches the streets
either Virginia Report.
The Mountrin City Times shows
that the production of that camp
has been nearly million and half
since its first discovery in the COS
most of which came out during the
first few years. The possibilities
OF that section are great.
s. d. Worden, who is under SEN !
tence of death for trainwrecking at
Sacramento during the railroad
strike OF 1894 will get commuta-
ton OF sentence. He has been adj
judged insane by a committee of
Doctors from Napa asylum and the
California State Hospital.
H. H. Cooper, and Chas. Tappan
passed through from Deerlodge
Saturday evening enroute to Della
mar. Mr.. Tappan has been examin-
ing the Clark and Troutman proper
ties at Eagle Valley district, pre-
sumably in the interest of Capt. De-
Lamar
Sheriff Prudential left on Satur-
day morning with Robert Bonds
and Daniel Mandich in charge en-
route for the State prison at Carson.
Each prisoner is sentenced for two
years. Two months communication
on each year is allowed for good
behavior which will reduce the
actual time to twenty months.
Geo. Q. Fetterman and Miss Rose
Childs, both of DeLamar, were ,
married last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. At
kins at that place. The groom is
engaged in the hardware business
there, while the bride is relative
of Mrs. Atkins and is we'll and
fayorably known at DeLamar.
Secretary Gage has transmitted to
the House estimates for the trans
portation of bullion to the mints.
He estimates that it will cost $40, 900
during the next fiscal year for the
carriage of bullion from Carson
City to San Francisco, the amount :
transported between those two
points during the current fiscal year
having been $475. 1851 worth and the Il
ost Of carrying $7i34. o