The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-07-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


notices.
The Sunday Bulletin is the favor
ite family newspaper.
Blanks for Application for Patents
ON hand at RECORD Office.
Blanks for "Justice of the Court,
"Subpoenas" and Warrants OF Ar
rest" at Tue RECORD Office.
just Think TIE RECORD one yea'
and Farm journal 10 end OF 1905
prepaid for $500.
Read Our "new add" of the
Farm Journal for the Bicycle Books,
an indispensable set of books.
Mails now come in at P. M. and
leave at 6 A. NJ, daily except-Satur-
day from the south and Monday
from the north.
On July 4th Mrs. Orr gave a din,
ner to few of their intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Court came in Sum
day, probably to spend the 4th in
live town.
DIR. Campbell was called to Mode
ma by telephone on Sunday to attend
Mrs. Lulu Bower.
Mr.. OConner of Colorado. has
gone TO Bristol and will remain a
month or so.
Ed. Prudential was in Friday
morning, he is nearly recovered
from his sprained leg.
Mrs. N. P. Dooley left on Sun
day morning for DeLamar, accom-
panied by Mrs. Prewitt.
Died, H. H. Lull of Grassy
Springs, was buried on July 4th al
Panaca, Bishop G. P. Ronnow Off
ciating.
George v. Warren will open VI
the saloon formerly run by Gel
Newell. We understand he will a
it up in fine style.
DR.. Campbell performed an oper
alton on John Savior Friday, remov
ing three fingers. Mr.. Savior stoot
it like brave man without taking
anesthetics.
It looks as if work was about t.
commence on the old No. s mine
Timbers are being hauled up; Blu
little is being said, "silence may b.
silvered" instead of Golden"
The Editor and better-half anC
Lizzie Goodrich took trip to Pana
ca Wednesday, of which We vii
speak later, day was very warm anC
roads dusty. Mrs. Perry enter
tanned us finely.
Sunday noon Mrs. j. B. Whcele
presented her husband with daugh
ter weighing eleven pounds. Moth
err and baby doing nicely and tn
Papa, well you who have been 8
treated, can imagine his feelings.
Johnny Doyle. well known heres
bouts, now of Cherry Greek, had
ladder fall with him recently an
broke both wrists and cut cash j
his head. The wrists were set b
DR.. Ascher and John will be all rigf
again shortly.
Cell Newell tells US he has bee
in the saloon business for ten year
He is packing up all the belonging
of the saloon TO store away, sayin
he was done with the business an
would in the future put in his tin
working his mining prospects. whie
are very promising at the preset
time and we trust he will be su
cossful.
Attorney Whiprle, who has seve
al men at work in his mine at Del
mar. accompanied by his wife pull
up under one of our shade trees
front of the Office Friday forenoon
get the benefit OF the shade for
wife and wagon, he reported re
dence at Ogden and that he had /
DsLamar Thursday, had fine bla
team aud comfortable wagon L
later for Cherry Greek.
Tho Grand Ball furnished by
Brass Band was u notable finish
the exercises" OF the day. A Lar
crowd filled the Hall and good
riety of dances we're much enjoy,
The Band played several of
.sround dances" and the fine Orch
ira assisted by Will Denton OF \
dena, wno came in for the ever
rendering the music in good shsl
Dlncing continued until l:3O
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