The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Stage, on his way to DeLamar, Sat
urday.
The Singer sewing Machine for
sale at the Record Office for monthly
payments or cheap for cash.
Geo. Nesbitt left for DcLamar on
Sunday accompanied by Prof. Leahy
and Mrs. Mcdonald.
John Shier passed through the
city. ON his way to Carson to contest
the seat OF w. j. Dooley in the As
sembly.
G. j. Pettee returned to DeLamar
Sunday the 18th. accompanied by
the District Attorney his son and
Mrs. Kelley.
Ed Prudential camo in from
Bristol Sunday night. He says he
10 going to take his boy out next trip
and put him TO work.
The Teachers, generally. returned
home from the week of examination
and institute evidently much pleas
cd with the pleasantAand profitable
exercises OF the wsek.
The gentlemen gave a free dance
at Thompson's Opera Honse on Fri
day evening to the visiting Teach
ers, who tripped the light fantastic
toe into the small hours Of Saturday.
A number Of the visiting Teachers
were interested in our big power
press and waited patiently until a
late hour to see the giant work.
Press of business made a delay
necessary.
The RECORD was honored by the
calls Of nearly all the Teachers in at
tendance at the Institute. They
are very promising body of Teach
ers and we said good bye with re-
greet.
Superintendent McNamee and
Prof. Bathurst of the City did their
best for the comfort and enjoyment
Of the visiting teachers, and from
ell accounts their efforts were appre-
ciated.
We are indebted to Prof. G. j..
Jarvis of Bunkerville for an inter-
esting account of the proceedings
OF the Institute. Thanks Brother
Jarvis, send as weekly letter from
home.
We have been favored the past
week with six or eight inches of snow
which will be great blessing to the
country, making drink for the stock
and increasing the probability OF
water for the coming year.
After the official exercises of the
A. o. U. w. Tuesday evening the
10th double quartet OF ladies were
initiated with highly amusing cere-
monies, for the purpose Of preparing
them to take part in the ''installation
ceremonies" Wednesday evening.
We learn that Mr.. Frsnk Elsen-
mann OF Pharanagat, and Miss Tillie
Roeder of DeLamar were married
Wednesday evening, Rev. w. T.
Snead officiating. We heartily con
graduate the happy couple and hope
they "may live long and be happy.
The heart Of ye Editor was made
glad Saturday about noon by the ar
rival OF his son, Proprietor of the
DeLamar Lode, accompanied by
our better-half and daughter. Now
we can go to housekeeping and
make home again. The ladies
will be ready to receive friends after
the present week.
Mr.. Frank P. Swindler >rrfwfv6-
gineer of considerable note and well
known and liked in Lincoln county
has been appointed to the position
OF superintendent of the De La Mar
works here and took hold on Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Swindler is please nj
n
gentleman and competent man TO,
the position and we wish him success
in his responsible undertaking.
Lode.
Samuel Hollinger, an old resident
OF Eagle Valley died Wednesday the
18th. OF Pneumonia, at the age of "a
years. Johnny Frank and f. w.
Dickle made and trimmed the coffin
working all night. The funeral was
held on Friday. disappointing a
number Of friends and relatives. who
were expecting it to occur on Satur-
day. However the body could not
BE- kept.