The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-27
LOCAL AND OTIS

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Mr.. M. G. George will attend
TO the repairing" OF your shoes and
put them in good condition. He
will occupy the old stand "the sign
of the boot" opposite the Post Office.
Mr.. Lewis OF the mail service is
in town.
Mark Church is "watchman" at
the Raymond Ely.
Robt. Bell of DeLamar, is doing
some Counting himself.
Chris. Maltesta of DeLamar. is in
town attending Jury calls.
Sheriff johnson will take his pris-
oners to Carson next week.
Chris. P. Ronnow of Panaca, is
filling vacancies on the Petit Jury.
The choir will please all turn Out
on this Thursday evening for prac'
tise.
W. f. Kelsey of Pahranagat, il
one of the principals in the eject
ment case
Dan McKinnon, namesake of an
old acquaintance of the writer, is on
the Jury list.
Three days of terrific wind, Tues
day the wind died down and it was
very pleasant.
A fine 10 inch vein was opened uI
in the Pac. Tunnel and the boys are
feeling jubilant.
Col. Jos. Eisenmann of Hike, is in
town as Juror, also principal in an
"ejectment case"
Billy Lloyd is looking fine since
his return and says he feels better
than for long time.
Judge Talbot leaves for home viz
Salt Lake this p. M. He will oper
Court in Ely May 9Th.
Geo. M. Henry is in looking ovel
the Camp and incidentally taking
his place on the Petit Jury.
The Jurymen have nearly all lef
for their homes, after week o
pleasure as well as business.
+. w. Dickle is again on duty al
Janitor of the Court house, and fit
ting around, makes himself useful.
Jno. r. Cook, Frank Jose, Chris
tian, Donahue and one or two Other
Of our boys are taking their turn on
the Jury.
DeLamar is we'll represented OF
the Jury Historically the boys are
glad to get up to the County Seal
once in while.
G. j. Pettee and wife came in from
DeLamar on Tuesday remaining fol
the Grand Ball Wednesday evening,
they are the guests of their Mother
Manuel George of DeLamar, is
connecting pleasure with profit,
counting and cobbling, he's good al
either profession. Call on him Opp
II. Elers-the Sign of the Boot.
The Bishop desires all who wish
to either be baptised themselves OF
have their children take advantage
of the opportunity to take the Holy
ordinance, be prepared on his visit
in May.
VIM. Culverwell is in attendance
on the Court. he tells us that there
ia to be "grand ball" at Glover
Valley, on his ranch Friday the 2Sth
tomorrow evening, where good
time is waiting for all.
The RI. Rev. Bishop A. Leonard,
writes Mr.. Dickle that the Rev. W,
III. Hoff win reach Phoebe on April
2Sth. aud will hold services on the
Both, in the Court House, morning
and evening, and the Bishop will
pay Phoebe visit some time in May.