The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-26
LOCAL AND OTHER WISE.

Lawyer Sanders left for DeLamar
Monday morning.
Several DRINKS have been seen on
our. streets the past week.
Bill Wheatley has gone to the Sill
yer King to work in his mine.
Mr.. VIM. Lloyd, who has been a
very sick man is reported improving.
Look at Whitehead, Miles and
Cos. "new add" in another column
Mr.. Welland received large
stock OF Groceries Monday morning.
Joe Bryan went to the Comet Mon
day to do some work for j Peasley.
Fresh eggs" at Thompsons 20 cts
Fresh butter and Fresh groceries
just received.
1t looks to man up tree as
though the mill on the hill" would
start up shortly.
A scrap took place between two of
our citizens on Monday evening at
Newell's saloon over cards.
Monday was payday for men at
the Tunnel. they received 20 per
cent on old indebtedness.
Hermon Cole and Harry Walker
are working the Black Prince mine
joining the Raymond Ely.
See what Mrs. Welland has to say
this week in regard to Furnishing
Goods, in another column.
Walter Christian arrived on Satur-
days Stage, from three weeks WIS.,
it at Beaver with his family.
Earnest Godbe came in on his way
to Bullionville, where it is reported
he will put in a General Store.
Mrs, Meyer returned from State
line Monday where she has been
visiting her family.
Our water Inspector, Mr.. William
Clark paid several visits to Panaca
the past week, it looks little suspi-
cious, Will.
From good authority, Phoebe will
soon have new Opera House, in
which some "business men of the
city are interested.
whitehead, Miles and Co. have
new advertisement this week. They
have just received a shipment of
Shoes" which will pay you to in
spect."
Jimmie Nesbitt is disappointed that
he cannot give notice that his stock
of Boots and Shoes have arrived, but
they will soon be here, then look
out for his add.
Mrs. Rosa Page of Eight Mile
called Tuesday morning, we really
thought the sun was on the front of
the Office her presence frightened it
mp so; call again Mrs. Page.
Manager Geo. j. Robinson and
Assistant Mr.. Flynn paid the City a
flying visit Sunday. Mr.. Robinson
taking the stage north and Mr.. Flynn
returning to Bullionville.
Will Jenkins has been petting an
extensive boil on his wrist, and also
has a slight such of lead. He is
convalescent and thinks it will soon
do without the petting.
Miss Alice Henry, Teacher of the
Primary Department of our schools
is slowly improving. She has had a
hard siege and it is to be hoped she
will gain strength rapidly
The journal says that some of the |
Reno tobacco swearers off, have
adopted the feminine habit of chew
ing gum, and the whisky dittos find
q heap of comfort in masticating
brandy peaches,
Band Meeting was called on Mon
day evening. An organization was
effected with fifteen Charter Mem
bers. Next meeting will be at Fire
House No. Z on Thursday evening,
by order of Ben Williams, Band
master.
Henry Welland is showing desire
OF pointing out the straight and mar
row path to his customers, and 9TH
ers may profit by it. The front of his
store is to be illuminated by large
Street Lamp that will show the mar
row. but inviting path distinctly. He
il also putting in telephone.