The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-07-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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The Sunday Bulletin is the favor
lite family newspaper.
Blanks for Application for Patents
on hand at RECORD Office.
Blanks for "Justice Of the Court, :"
Subpoena" and "Warrants Of Ar
rest" at The RECORD Office.
just think TIE RECORD one year
and Farm Journal 10 end Of 1903
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 8 P. M. and
leave at 6 A. NJ, daily except-Snu-
day from the south and Monday
from the north.
Mission Sunday School at 2 P. M.
every Sunday at Court House.
Teachers and pupils are interested
and keep up the average attendance,
AL are welcome.
Cell Newell came in from State
line, Monday.
Jimmie Nesbitt went to Eagle
Valley Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Orr was among the
visitors to Panaca, Monday.
JAS. Hulse and Walter Jenkins
are working in fine vein of ore.
We we're favored with fine rain
on Monday night, which was very
refreshing.
The Thompson boys and the Miss
90 Carman went to Panaca to enjoy
tho danoe, Monday night.
Mr.. Ed. Prudential made us
call last Saturday, reports things all
o. X. at the Bristol Camp.
Our temporary Water-master made
a good impression by turning on
the water in time for breakfast.
Mesdames Nesbitt and Clark are
expected home from Cherry Greek
today and then who will be happy?
A. s. Thompson has received a
large consignment Of fresh grocer
les, hardware, steel powder and fuse.
O. j. Pettee Of the Lode, drove in
to tho County Seat last night, &C
companied by Mrs. Kelley, also of
DsLamar.
Monday being Mormon holiday,
a number Of our people went to Pa
naca, Eagle Valley and other points
for a general good time.
Charlie Rodine shipped 8 tons of
ore on Sunday, assaying we'll the re-
suit of his work for some weeks past.
We hope he will strike a good mar
ket.
Mr.. Peasley started to the railroad
for load of goods on Friday. As
he had good wagon and fine pair
OF grays, he will undoubtedly make
good time.
Mrs. DIR. Campbell, Ainslie and
Baby Floyd are going to Tintic to
rusticate for q month, will leave Fri
day. They will visit Mrs. Camp
bells sister.
Atty. Sanders is improving his
property. Saturday he commenced
a buggy shed and hay addition to
his stable. We haven't as yet heard
of his making any arrangements for
q house.
Waiter Jenkins had severe attack
of stomach complaint Monday night
and Tuesday. we are sorry for him
on email scale, said he was never
sick before in which he has certainly
been very fortunate.
+. +. Prudential is preparing to
resume work on the mines at Comet
The Comet mines have in the past
produced very rich ore and we trust
Mr.. Freudenthal may find as good
results in the future.
Mr.. w. II. Hoff has notified us
that be will be here about August
1st to probably spend few weeks
in our Camp. The Mission choir
will meet at their hall on Monday
next at 8 p, NJ, to prepare for SER
vices the following Sunday.
In the great drilling contest:
De La Mar VS.. April Fool, De La
Mar won about half an inch. They
drilled separately, the April Fool al
ct their own request drilling last.
De La Mar ............2 rs 5-16in.
April Fool about. ............2 5in.
There was Q little kicking this
morning but our informant thinks
u did not amount TO much.