The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-09-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Passenger travel has been quite
heavy on the stage last week
Several teams went out to Bristol
during the week to load ore for tho
railroad.
Herman Kah has put up "A gig
at the Pacific Tunnel and is working
some OF the second class ore.
The weather is much pleasanter
here than it was in August, and the
nights are warm and comfortable.
Mass meetings are being held in
the Nothern part OF the State to lay
plans for the reception OF the solun-
teera.
Mr.. j. II. Edny went out to the
sheep camp on Tuesday last for an
other load of mutton He expects
to return Friday.
Post Office inspector Mr.. } Culver
came in from DeLamar Tuesday
evening. He reports the Phoebe
Office in good condition.
One of the features of the Paris
exposition next year will he the inter
national horse show, which will be
opened on September 2nd and last
more than week. The money to be
distributed among the prize winners
is $4,000.
there is but one certain means by
which town may be render pros
porous and that is unanimity of
purpose and hearty concur of action
on the part of its people a few dis
gruntled soreheads may negative
the efforts of many earnest men.
The Bicycle club gave a moon
light picnic last night out to the
Point. The run was made in thirty
minutes and wagon was pressed
into service to haul out the sgood
things to eat. A very pleasant time
was spent and at IL O'Clock all re-
turned home.
The Nutmeg" is the name OF oul
new monthly family magazine, pub
lished at 25 cents year, and il
order to introduce the paper, W.
will send it six months for ter
cents. Sample copy mailed for
cent stamp. Cunningham & Hitch
field, Stamford, Connecticut.
Our stage was making little bet
ter time the fore part of the week
but is back to its old time again
The stage from the north gets int
Panaca between four and four-thirt
O'Clock p. M. every day and it takes
till nine and sometimes ten o'clock
reach Phoebe. Something wrong
W. H. Kearns was an arrival o
Tuesday evenings stage. He was
the English Cavalry for three year
and was in active service in Afri
for six months. He is native
Kings Co., Ireland, and came
this country about three weeks az
He went out to Eagle Valley wi
VIM. Hollinger on Wednesday.
According to the Minneapolis L
bune young girl near Boston is 80
to have lost the power of speech t
other day within ten minutes aft
eating an apple. and her physici
has been flooded with inquiries fro
anxious New England husbands
the name Of that particular apl
and information as to whether it c
be obtained the year around.
Arrangements have been made
have the wash above Rose Val
ranch repaired as soon as possit
A waterway or fume box six I
BY six feet, and thirty feet long '
Be put in the wash and this will
covered with dirt, and the up
portion of the Wash leading to
Aume will be riprapped with no
The timber necessary will be furni
cd by the County and the work
be- done by the residents in the viz
Nv Of the washout.
wANTED-We will pay $l2
week salary TO either man
woman to represent the Midl'
Monthly Magssine as q subscript
solicitor. The Midland is the %
siss az McClurss or the Cosmop
tan. 1t 10 now in its sixth year
II the only Magazine of its K
published in the great Central W.
4 handsome premium given to .
subscriber. Send 10 cents TO
copy Of the Midland and premi
list 10 the TwrsTIErH CENTURY T
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