The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-08-31
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

The Sunday Bulletin is the favor
its family newspaper.
Blanks for Application for Patents
on hand at RECORD Office.
Just think TEE RECORD one yeai
and Farm Journal 10 end Of 1905
prepaid for $4;00.
Blanks for "Justice of the Court.
"Subpoenas" and Warrants of Ar.
rest" at The RECORD Office.
Read Our "new add" of the
Farm Journal for the Bicycle Books
an indispensable set of books.
Mission Sunday School at 2 p. M
every Sunday at Court House. ALI
are welcome.
Another lot of ''location blanks,
at The REooRD Office.
Mrs. e. D. Turner left for Della.
mar Monday morning.
Mrs. Goodrich who has been very
Ill, is on the improve.
Jos. Foster reports a quantity oil
wood on hand for sale.
The school will open Sept. 18th
a week from next Monday.
Charlie Craw has two teams haul
ing ore to j. b. Wheeler's mill.
Alfred Godbe came in Sunday,
leaving for Dutch Flat Monday.
Michael O'Reilley has about recov-
cred from the effect of his tip over.
Mr.. Lloyd has returned feeling
better for his outing over at Beaver.
Early Tuesday morning several
shots were fred, we have no report.
LATER-Frank Rynearson was
shooting at dogs.
Four teams went out to Bristol on
Monday, to haul ore to the railroad.
Johnny Deck is fixing up Mrs.
Powers house, papering the rooms.
Isaac Langford of Utah, was in
with load of oats the last of the
week.
Will Hammond was in Tuesday,
with a fine lot of vegetables from
Ursine.
j. Bryan has gone to Camp VAL
ley, to bring in team to haul wood
for our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long entertained
some of their friends at dinner
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Walter Long, who had very
severe attack caused by lead poison
ing, is able to be out again.
A. S. Thompson received large
lot of furnishing goods and grocer
les Monday at his "new store"
James Hulse and family came in
Sunday night from their hunting
and fishing trip and reports fine
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Price will
leave for Minersville in a day or two
on account of his health, to take
vacation.
J.B. Wheeler Mike and Williams
took down teaching tanks from No.
8 and moved them to Highlands,
last Friday.
The RECORD issues the County
Tax list this week, with the assist
ance of H. e. Prudential. Tax
payers will get copy.
A wedding was expected to take
place on Tuesday evening, but the
stage failed to bring the Bride for
the expectant Groom.
Wilkes Campbell has been used to
electric lights and says twas rather
dark driving into town; but he's
glad to get home alice samee.
Our Panaca merchant 9. p. Rom
now, dealer in General Merchandise
has large stock of Mason's "fruit
iars." Fruit raisers take notice.
j. B. Wheeler has taken contract
TO work $50 tons of ore from the
Pacific Tunnel at his mill at High
land and will put on double shift
at the mill.
J. B. Wheeler is completing his
teaching plant. Teams are hauling
ore. He has good concentrating
and milling ore from Gibson mine,
keeping couple of teams hauling
S to 8 tons day.
Henry Welland says he has a
large stock somewhere on the road,
but has not been so fortunate as
others in getting them in, he has a
pretty Lot OF calicos in and will have
alsnos. when they get here.