The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-11-16
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Ted Gentry was up from Panaca
Monday on jury duty.
John Thomas was up from Della
mar this week on jury duty.
Joe Navelle came up from Della
mar on Sunday to do some conrting
this week.
John Herman of Meadow Valley
Wash was in town Monday on jury
duty.
John and Will Newman cane up
from the ranch Sunday evening, to
serve as jurors.
Joseph Frenchy of Pahranagat
Valley was in town several days this
week attending court
David Keel, of Panaca, also re-
sponded to the Sherif's call as a
juror, on Monday last.
Geo. Richard came up from Pah-
ranagat on Sunday to act as a juror
at this setting of court.
Don't forget the A. O. U. W. Ball
tomorrow night. A good time guar
anteed.
Mr.. Davis, the Surveyor for the
De La Mar Company, spent few
days it town this week.
John Rosetti, proprietor of the
Peoples Saloon ut DeLamar was in
town this week as juror.
Rem Heaps and Walt Long were
up from Panaca this week respond
ing to jury call.
Bob Tucker came in from Modena
Sunday evening, where he has been
shipping drove of cattle.
Mrs. Walt Christian and children
arrive 4 in town last week, they are
living in VIM. Prices house on the
summit.
Our pedagogue has been suffering
from a severe attack of toothache,
and his jaw is swollen up so that he
resembles the full of the moon.
Ed Wheece, proprietor of the
Utah Feed and Livery Stable at De-
Lamar, arrived in town Sunday eve,
and is busy with court business.
Pat Devlin came in from Della
mar Sunday to serve on the jury,
and as witness in the Stanley VS..
Mineral Mining Co.'S. case.
Mrs. Joseph Conway of Meadow
Valley Wash, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. v. Warren,
for the last month returned to her
home on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Eva Owens, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs.John Middleton, passed
through here on monday last enroute
for Cave Valley where she will spend
the winter with her parents.
w. A. Denton has moved into the
Bob Martin house on Wandell st.
From this, we should Judge that Will
intends to put in the winter with
Piochers again.
A dogfght took place on Tuesday
morning and created quite an ex
element. After fighting for about
ten minutes and both being knocked
out the judges decided it a draw.
Judge Rives, not having attend
ed court regularly here for some
time, seems to have obtained new
hold on business here and our loca
lawyers seem to be laid on the shelf
Ike and Henry Garrison & Som
have about 20 cords of good cedar
wood chopped and will begin haul
ing to town next week. Any one il
need of wood can now be supplied
Henry Welland now has his stor
lighted up with gasolin LAM
which is great advantage over tn
old style kerosene lamps formerl,
used by him in his store, and mucl
cheaper.
W. s. Godbe, President of tn
Phoebe Con Co. accompanied by hi
son, Sam T. Godbe spent several day
in town this week looking over th
companys properties both here an
Mt outside points. They left for tn
north again yesterday afternoon.
does not appear that an inmediat
resumption Of work is to occur here
hut foundation for it in the futur
~ being lai /, and it is hoped tn
beginning is not far off. Railroad
construction in the immediate futur
will have much to do with the star