The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-11-30
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE,

ray your baAeS DHloie honN'g
next.
All classes of job work turned out
at the RECON- Office, at reasonable
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. f. Prudential
left for Salt Lake on Tuesday for a
short visit.
Mrs. Powers has for rent on up
per Main St. five room house,
neatly furnished throughout.
Ida Deck on Tuesday moved the
contents of her store over to Deer
lodge where she will engage in
business.
Mrs. Dick Rich of Panaca was
victor at Phoebe on Tuesday last.
She reports Panaca much livelier
than Phoebe.
No general market for turkeys at
Phoebe in such dull times as these,
yet many of the birds grace tables
around town this afternoon.
Frank Eisenmann visited Deer
lodge during the week and has con-
cluded to erect livery and feed
stable there and go into business.
Russ Aliens family moved out to
Deerlodge on Tuesday last. Russ
has been working there for some
time, and has concluded to move his
family there too.
w. j. Dooley and Hans Root
came in from Stateline Sunday even
ing, bringing in James b. Wheeler,
who was taken severely sick the fore
part of the week.
Mp. Dooley and wife departed
for Delamar Monday morning. N.
p. has closed his store in Phoebe,
and will conduct the business in De-
lamar.
Mrs. o. P. Sherwood was an out
going passenger on Friday morn
ing's stage, enroute to Salt Lake
Mrs. Donohue will have charge Of
her house during her absence.
Phoebe is not large enough tc
stand two full dances in one month
No amusement of that character was
provided for this evening SO a mum
Der of our young folks went to Pa
naca this afternoon to attend the
dance which is to be given there.
The placers of Gold Creek distric
Elko county produced $4,000 this
year. OF this about 800 was profit
The claims of the Company there
are not abandoned, but they are no
worked much and are liable to be
come sheep pasture.
Mrs. Wesley Williams is reported
to have sold her ranch and cattle il
Camp Valley and vicinity, to j. Hol
linger and j. Dorrel. The boy
have been running the cattle for tn
past year OF more and made the hes
offer for the brand, the price agreed
upon being $l5O0.O0.
The returning Nevada volunteer
were we'll pleased with the reception
accorded them by the people at lie
no on their return to the State. ant
while all was not done Tor them in
the way of presenting medals, etc
that some citizens had planned, We
the boys had nothing to complain o
in the lack of attention, and scattere'
to their various homes fairly wei
pleased.
If you know any thing we don
know which the people ought t
know, if it is worth knowing, don
you know it is your duty to let u
know, SO that the people may ais
know that which you know and W
ought to know but don't know be
cause you know and won't let u
know. And that's no lie you know
Jim Hulse and w. A. Jenkins
after striking promising showing
of ore in tue Pacific tunnel working
of the Yuba mine, sold their show
jig to the owners of the propert
and Wi 70 south on prospecting
"trip ia a few days. VIM. Wheatle.
aud Frank Donohue are now at worl
IL the NINE and it is hoped the show
lug may increase sufficiently to JUST
~ the resumption of work in SOM
force.