The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-09-28
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The wood AMI hay teams are quite
numerous in town of late.
The town was enhyened with
sarap Tuesday No damage done.
j. A. Denton has the mail con-
tract from Ursine via Stateline to
Modena
Deak Hasting, of the Rose Valley
Ranch, was in with two loads OF hay
on Saturday last.
A man called at the RECORD Office
to-day to have five dollar bill
changed. We tainted
Our Deer Lodge correspondent
furnished us this week with newsy
budget. Many thanks for same.
A heavy fire has been raging all
day in the mountains northeast Of
town and the valley is filled with
smoke,
A few Of the Bristol boys were in
town during the week for rest and
little recreation, but all returned
to work yesterday.
The Delamar stage is again run
ming by Bennett and Cliff Springs,
they made their first trip Saturday
evening.
The County Commissioners will
meet as Board next Monday. Pre-.
sent your bills to the Clerk Of the
Board in time.
Henry Welland Is adding to his
stock of merchandise and other
goods, and is ready at all times to
meet your wants.
Bob Leroy was an outgoing pas
senger on the Uvada stage Monday
morning, bound for Salt Lake
where he went on important mining
business.
Foster has been putting in wood
at the Court House this week and
there is enough on hand now to
keep all the officers warm when the
cold weather comes.
A. s. Thompson is in receipt Of a
fine line Of winter wear, blankets,
rubber boots and overshoes, heavy
underclothes all of which will be
sold at reasonable prices.
The Board of Equalization will
meet next Monday. This will be its
last meeting as Board of Equaliza-
ton and any one having complaints
to make should be there on time.
James A. Nesbitt is prepared to
furnish you anything you want in
the shoe line, having on hand the
finest lot of shoes ever shown in Pho
che, and at prices that W i'll suit.
Give him call.
j. A. Denton has the contract for
carrying the mail from here to PAN
AGA and back and also from Uvada
to Delamar. The price as usual is
below bedrock, and passenger travel
and express matter must be looked
for to pay its running expenses.
Mrs. M. B. Owens, of Columbia
NO.. was an arrival on Friday even
ings stage. Mrs. Owens is a sister
OF Prof. w. ID. Prewitt, and has been
engaged to teach the school at Over
ton, for which place she started on
Tuesday last.
Paul Sucetti and Joe Delray came
in from Bristol Tuesday night They
came over the mountain intending to
take the stage at Jackrabbit. but the
stage was too heavily loaded, so they
had to walk in, and as they had nc
water they were pretty dry wher
they struck town.
DR.. Belts, of Salt Lake City whc
wrote the long theoretical article OF
on the Delamar Dust, and it,
death dealing qualities, and wht
in two or three months afterwards
made a trip to Delamar, to see hov
near to the truth he had guessed, o.
imagined, has sued the compan,
for $500 fee.
just as We were going TO press W,
were informed that Classy, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wheeler
while playing at school this after
noon pushed her hand through tn,
window and cut a cash abou
three inches long in the arm. DIR
Campbell dress the wound. putting
N three stitches.