The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-06-15
Modena, Notes.

We had a good rain this week.
Frank Common went over to Pana-
ca Saturday, with an extra" for j.
| A. Denton.
H. Craw was here from Phoebe
this week after freight, he reports
that place very quiet at present.
Elk. Gov. Adams and Mr.. II }.
Goodrich passed through here this
week enroute to Carson City, New.
Work will begin next week, to fin
ish the track to the State Line, or
McCune, as the station will be called.
Men are busy working on the cat
tie yard and from what we hear will
be ready to receive for shipment the
latter part of this week.
Train time has changed again, the
train from Salt Lake is due here now
at 9:05 A. NJ. and leaves for the
north at 4;30 instead of 80 as here
tofore.
w. II. Perry came over from Pa
naca, Sunday, to meet G. @. Fetter-
man and wife, who are returning
home from Salt Lake, which place
they have been visiting friends.
Ed. Prudential was among our
weeks visitors, he leaves this even
ing for Salt Lake on mining bust
ness and will return in about 4 days.
Ed. says "Bristol is coming to the
front this fall.
Harry Lewis, who has been at
tending the High School at Salt
Lake passed through here Sunday
to his home in White River and will
devote his time to breaking colts for
his father this summer.
Miss Maggie Jose passed through
here for Idaho, on Thursday, where
she will join her mother and brother
who are at present living in Boise.
She will be missed by her many
friends in DeLamar and Phoebe.
After five months in Carson, San
Francisco and other places, John
Shier passed through here Saturday,
for his home in DeLamar. Mr. S.
is much improved in health and re.
ports having had splendid time.
George Nesbitt has just returned
from Sulphur Springs, where he has
been looking at some copper pro-
perty," he reports the claims which
he went to inspect, looking well
and he predicts bright future for
them.
Mr.. Jackson, mining man from
Salt Lake, left for that place on
Wednesdays train. The gentleman
has been looking at property in
Stateline, PikE's Diggings and Deer
lodge, he speaks we'll of all three
camps.
Maston Clay has captured a wild
"coyote, . in Stateline. When asked
how large the Pete was, Maston said
"just big enough to bite good and
hard" He will make a good fighter
when Maston gets him in proper
shape, good luck, Maston with your
"Pete."
7. j. Osborne passed through las
week on his way to his home il
Phoebe. Mr.. Osborne is much i'm.
proved in health, which we are
pleased to learn. His son Charley
who has been in Reno the past eigh
months attending college, will re
turn home this coming week.
Johnny Ewing and mother, &C
companied by his sister, Nellie Clarl
passed through here last week or
their way to Reno, where Mrs. Ew-
ing will be put under q Dr's care
this summer, we hope to see Mrs
Ewing a well and strong woman
again in short time.
Willie Denton has once more wor
the title of Champion Harmonict
Soloist of Utah and Nevada, by win.
ming, this time, from Utah's best
Harmonica soloist, a Mr.. Bathue
NEST. who has always made his liv.
ing travelling with big troupes. w
A. Denton's winning pieces, were
"Home Sweet Home" aud 9Th,
Last Rose OF Summer. The abov,
contest was played in st. George,
last week. ALKALI IKE.