The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-11-23
LOCAL AND oTHE RWIsE.


Mr. and Mrs Ray Lee we're visitors
at the County Seat on Monday last.
Judge Talbot took lis departure
on Saturdays stage for Elko, going
home via Salt Lake.
Notice to creditors of the estate OF
VIM. Culverwell, deceased is pub
lished in this issue.
Alton Carman is expected home
in about two weeks. Alton has been
gone for over four years.
The first Snow Storm of the season,
occurred on Tuesday eve, bat it had
all disappeared by noon next day.
e. f. Prudential of the Bristol
o. s. L. Mining Company. is sport
ing a new buggy.
Frank Eisenmann came in from
Delamar last evening by private
conveyance. He is enroute to Deer
lodge.
After spending two weeks in town
in attendance at court. f. r. Nc
Nance returned to Delamar on Sun
day.
III. w. Turner, II. +. PRUDENTIAL.
and F. w. Dickle appraised the
property of the Franks Estate, on
Saturday last.
Creditors of the estate Of John
Frank, deceased, will find a notice
to present claims, published in an
other column OF this issue.
Mrs Joe Delmue was in from
Round Valley on Monday last,
She says their house will not be
finished for month yet.
Mrs. w, w. Williams was in from
Royal City yesterday. She is ar
ranging to sell her cattle now run
ming at Spring Valley and vicinity.
The water pipes are being put in
order for cold weather. The tanks
also are to receive attention and the
dow from the springs is to be in
creased.
Mrs j. d. Campbell offers her
Piano for Rattle, $50 tickets at $500,
q ticket. 1t is a square piano,
VIM. Nc. Cannon make, and is in
good condition.
j. Eisenmann is arranging to
make a cattle drive of about 600
head from his ranch at Pahranagat
Valley, to the railroad whence they
will be shipped east.
A "phonograph party" was held
at Henry Eiler's on Monday even
ing and was attended generally by
ladies and their friends who enjoy
the renditions of the machine until
quite late hour.
A. s. Thompson received this
week consignment of shelf hard
ware and household utensils, also
powder and other mining supplies
and good line of overshoes and
winter goods generally.
Hulse and jenkins have a nice
showing of good ore in the Pacific
tunnel workings of the Yuba mine
and ii it will only continue it may
result in work being started up again
on the mine in some force.
Pat Christian is doing the assess
ment work on the Old Timer group
Of claims for this year. There is al
ways a probability Of striking ore in
work on this claim, as its past work
ings showed it to be full of surprises.
The dance given by the A. o. U.
w. on Friday evening last. was q
grand success; both financially and
socially. The grand march started
at $50 and dancing continued unit
8 in the morning. Panaca and thu
Valleys was represented, and all
reported having a good time.
Work at Bristol will continue thii
winter aud with an increased force.
Samuel Newhouse has been interest
cd in the enterprise and gasoline
hoist is on the road and will be
placed Lext week on the old Gypsy
shaft n develop body of low grade
ore which was uncovered in the low
or workings years ago. The result
of the next few months workings
will determine whether it will be
continued in force or not. The on
y mines to be operated are the
May Day and the Great Eastern.