The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1898-08-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Will Clark is repairing the old
Emanuel house on Main st.
All the windows of the court |
house have been newly curtained.
E. L. Godbe left for Salt Lake on
Monday to be absent a week or
two.
If reports are true, wedding bells
will soon be ringing in the upper
end of town.
Charley Roe and Dave Borland
were in from Bristol District on
Sunday after supplies and went out
again on Monday.
Westley Williams has gone to
Camp Valley to attend the cattle de-
livery which was to take place there
on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Freudenthal,
after a weeks stay in town returned
to Comet on Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. and Miss Lulu Denton
will leave for Pahranagat Valley to-
morrow for visit with friends.
George Atchison was thrown from
horse at Panaca on Sunday and
sustained dislocation of one Shout
der.
j. E. Peck has written again that
he hopes very shortly to arrange
matters and resume work Bullion
Vile
All parties wishing to send express
matter to DeLamar, Panaca, State
line or Milford, will please leave
their orders with Mrs. J. A. Dem
ton.
Mrs. Jesse Peaslee will leave in a
few days for Ely to look after her
real estate there and to visit her
brother and friends.
A milk COW belonging to Mrs.
Carman fell over the graded bank
near the house last Friday and had
to be shot on account of the injuries
sustained.
An installation of officers in the
Phoebe Lodge X. o. T. NJ. will be
made on Monday next. Past Com
mander j. A. Denton will officiate.
The installation may be public.
Dr. j. d. Campbell went to Pana-
ca on Saturday. He has arranged
to visit that place every Sunday
hereafter and will attend u calls for
his services if left at A. O. Fees.
II Watermelons We're selling on the
hets this week, the first we have
suring the season, They went
lot cakes before a hungry crowd
ling from 80 to 81 90 apiece
Henry Eilers received several new
ieces for his graphophone this week
They are beautiful selections con
sisting of brass quartettes, and the
latest comic and sentimental songs
G. ii. Hand and r. G.. Lund re,
turned on Sunday from the south
western part of the county, They
went as far as the Tempiute mines
only, and left for Salt Lake on Mon
day afternoon.
The stage will not begin running
over the Summit until about the 2t
tn. inst. W. H. Perry, who vii
perform this service, is adding t
his equipment and will not be read.
until about that time.
Will Clark, who has charge o
the water pipes about town has beef
authorized to make the monthly col
Iections from consumers From
this time on he will attend to tn
pine and office work both
The Phoebe Orchestra are prac
ticing every evening at Dir. Camp
bells residence. The boys are do
ing nicely and under the careful
leadership of w. A. Denton hop
before long to become the lead
ing string band in the county,
Drunken Indians were seen OF
our attracts on Sunday eve. Gu
sheriff quickly locked them up. Tn
parties furnishing liquor to Indian
should be watched for and givel
about three years term like thos
FROM DeLamar last year, for with /
change in Government officers, act
ion can be got in these cases a
government expense now whenever
a Good case can be made out.