The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Lamar yesterday.
Fred DENIM was an arrival from
DeLamar this week
The Dexter mine at Tuscarora is
producing $1,000. day.
A. S. Thompson left for Salt Lake
Monday morning on business.
1t is reported that the wedding
bells will ring in Phoebe shortly
G. p. Ronnow of the Panaca CO.
OPP. store is expected to return home
today.
Little Laura Perry who has been
visiting with relatives at Salt Lake
will be home today.
Little Joe Ronnow who was kick
ed in the face last week at Panaca
is around alright again.
BoRN-Oct. 18th. To the wife of
Edward (nee Doc) Blaker a son.
Mother ind child doing we'll
Joe DeFriez and Louis Dunlap
came in from DeLamar last night
and left this morning for Deerlodge.
BoRN-To the wife of Frank Dono-
hue, on Friday evening Oct. 6 1899,
son. Mother and child both doing
we'll.
n. e. Prudential spent u few
days last weea in Bristol where he re-
ports things moving along about as
usual.
Mrs. M. Carman and son Leonard
left for Salt Lake on Saturday morn
ing's stage, where they will visit
relatives for time.
Quite a number of Panaca people
took advantage of the railroad con-
ference rate and made a run up to
Salt Lake.
Mr.. A. Jaensch, agent for P. H.
Gang, Brewing Co. of Denver Col,
was in town this week interviewing
our merchants.
Ike Garrison went to the Is mile
well on Monday to repair pump
for Chas. Rosetti.
Mrs. Robt. Francis, Mrs. John
Hammond and Miss Lille Ham
mond were in from Eagle Valley
yesterday.
Mr.. Quirk, the stage contractor.
came in on Tuesdays stage and left
for Stateline yesterday to inspect
the line.
Net Craw and wife, who have been
here on a visit to relatives, departed
by private conveyance on Sunday last
for their home in Minersville, Utah.
N~N-NN
Miss Violet McCarty passed
through Panaca this week enroute
to Meadow Valley Wash where she
takes charge of the school at Ker-
shaw.
We have photographer in town
but no one was aware of the fact un-
till Sunday morning last when he
executed his first work. For forthei
particulars inquire of Harry Nichols
The Silver Park Silver mines
worked so long and valued so high.
ly by Felix Knight during his life
time, are to be sold at Sheriff's sale
See notice in another column.
After two days heavy wind, the
atmosphere was cleared last nigh
by light fall of snow. 1t melted
as rapidly as it fell, but the imme
date prospect for more is good.
The Secretary of the Interior las
week decided that United State
patent may issue covering both
quartz and placer claim, reversin,
the ruling of q. s. Land Commits
sioner Best.
TO THE DEAF-A rich lady cur
ed of her Deafness and Noises in til
Head by DR.. Nicholson's Artifcia
Ear Drums gave $40, 900 to his Inst
tute, SO that deaf people unable t
procure the Ear Drums may hav
them free. Address No. 6576 TIL
Nicholson Institute, $50, Englisl
Avenue, New York.
Heber Player, foreman of the De
Lamar mill, passed through here OF
Friday last accompanied by Pa
Devlin, assistant assayer of the De
Lamar company. These gentlemen
are of on furlough and will tax,
in the country for while. They
went from here to Silver Park anc
from there to big Spring Valley anc
will go home by way of Statelins
and Dserlodge.