The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


appears in another column.
The weather is clear and cold,
but very little snow on the ground.
Assessment work is in progress on
the Navy claim situated on the west
OF the Mendah at Highland District.
A notice to the creditors Of the
estate of Jones Taylor, deceased will
be found in another column this
week.
DeLamar people as we'll as Pioch-
er's are looking to Deerlodge to
furnish business openings in the
spring.
North bound passengers last
Thursday had . "a hour stopover ct
Uvada through the sailure of the
train to come down from Milford
that day.
The Phoebe school will close to-
morrow afternoon and will take Q
holiday until Wednesday the 3rd. Of
January. This will give ten days
vacation.
Don't overlook the For Sale notice
Of Joe Fosters in this issue. II is
the greatest bargain ever offered.
Just think of it. q complete teaming
outfit for $500.
There will be a Grand Ball and
supper given at Eagle Valley to-
morrow night. During the dance
there will be pair Of quilts raffied
ct twenty-five cents chance.
We have been requested to notify
the public that in the hereafter there
will be no stages leaving Panaca for
Delamar on Mondays, and no
stage leaving Delamar for Panaca on
Saturdays.
For Holiday travel, The U. & p.
r. r. Co. will sell tickets on Dec.
23, "a, 25, 81, 1899, and Jan. LIST.
1900, to all points on its line at one
fare for the round trip, all tickets
limited to Jan. 3rd, 1900.
The town is so dull that no public
preparations for Christmas observ-
ances are seen, but many quiet
home celebration will take place just
the same, and old Santa Clause will
remember the children.
Last months handling of cars al
Ogden was the heaviest in the his
tory of that important railroad point
the number reaching "a, 900. About
100 cars of coal alone are received
there every day, of which about 81
cars come from the Union Pacii,
and the remainder from the Ri,
Grande Western.
The Barnes Dog and Pony shov
rendered very creditable entertain
ment at Thompson's Hall last Thurs
day evening. 1t particularly delight
ed the children but did not shoy
to its usual advantage for lack o
room in which the animals coul,
move about freely. The troop wen
to Pansca on Friday and shove
there that night to good house.
Henry Eilers, as Road Commits
sioner, is the right man in the righ
place. Immediately before the snow
fall he had placed the roads lsadin
into town in good shape. clearin
away rocks and lot of old tim
threatening stumps, and in the al
sence Of heavy teaming the road
will continue in excellent conditio
hersabouts all winter.
W. b. Stanley accompanied
Mr.. II. O'Connor of Los Angelo
Gal, reached town from across IL
country last Friday. Mr.. O'Conn,
was looking at the Lake Valley ar
Rose Valley ranches Of Mr.. Cam,
bell with view of purchasing.
said the people Of Los Angeles a
more anxious now than at anv tin
in the past for the quick extentit
Of our road their way, and are on
TOO willing to help out the promote
of the enterprise.
John Roeder passed through he
On Sunday enroute to Salt Lake
meet Mrs. Roeder who has been
San Francisco for several montl
waiting upon her daughter Tillie WI
has been quite i'll. The young lad
We are happy to state. is gradual
improving and will soon be again
good health. Mr.. Roeder went Of
via Deerlodge, where he thinks I
sntsring into business.