The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-02
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

County Commissioners will meet
on Monday next at the Court House.
Charlie Millett was in town, from
Spring Valley, Sunday.
A big poker game was played in
which one of our citizens won $500.
China Dick is fitting up private
room for families, adjoining his din
ing.room.
The Poorman, made another big
shipment of first-class ore to Salt
Lake, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Prudential,
returned from ten days visit to Salt
Lake, Friday night.
Mrs. A. s. Thompson and Miss
Ada leave for Salt Lake today, to
be gone several months.
Gus Adelmann left for DeLamar
Saturday, he says 81 will take myself
aVife, ven come up again"
A. Middleton came in on Sunday
with the Lake Valley mail, and re-
turned on Monday morning.
DR.. Campbell is talking Of putting
up a Flag Pole. Our town will soon
be supplied with Flags and Lights.
Tuesday-Weathe continues pleas
ant, clouds covered the sky this
morning. but the sun came out and
clouds are broken.
Last Friday evening few friends
were invited to Mrs. Carmans. Mr..
Henry Eiler entertained those pres
emit with his Photograph.
We have some 85 children in the
city, that could attend Sunday
School, why not start one at once and
not postpone it any longer.
Ernest Godbe came up from De-
Lamar on Sunday, went on to Salt
Lake Wednesday and says he will
pay this city another visit, shortly.
A flnrry of snow Saturday morn
ing, and dark clouds encouraged
thoughts of more snow, it does not
come and the little that did, soon
vanished.
Volunteers to be mustered out, at
Washington Febr. Goth. The war
department today issues orders mus
tering out all the Volunteers now in |
this country.
A petition is being circulated to
close the stores at IL o'clock on Sun
days, to give the Clerks half days |
rest-which is very thoughtful of |
the Merchants.
Mr. VIM. Lloyd has had to give up |
and is again on the sick list. When
he RECEIVERS, Mr.. Cook will take him
to Salt Lake, hoping the change will |
prove beneficial.
Mrs. James Nesbitt returned Sun
day, from her trip of week to Eagle
Valley much improved by her visit.
Jimmie was smiling all over when
he saw his little one.
A Son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. o. Sawyer Saturday Febr. Goth.
Mother and the little one are doing
finely. Think the father will survive
after the excitement is over.
The infant of John Lynch, former
ly of this City, eight days old. died
Saturday, at DeLamar. The body
was brought here for burial in the
public cemetary, by the side of its
little brother.
Our enterprising merchant, Henry
Eiler is going to put in a plant for
lighting the city with Acetylene gas.
Capacity of plant will be at least 800
lights. Mr.. Hamilton of DeLamar.
who has experience in the business,
will put in the plant for Mr.. Eiler.
This will give our citizens an oppor-
tunity to illumine their houses with
that beautiful light.
The primary department of the
public school at Phoebe has suspend
ed. Only six out of an enrolment of
fifty, are free from the grip.-State
Journal.
"The above is mistaken report.
The primary department of our
schools has not been suspended. The
Teacher was sick. but the school was
continued by Prof. Prewitt until
Miss Henry. the efficient teacher re-
covered. No such prevalence of the
grip has been reported in Pioche.