The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-09-07

Frank RyneRrson left for Round
Valley Tuesday to build six room
dwelling house for JOS Delmue
Born, Thursday, Sebt It'll. to the
wife of John Richard, daughter.
Mother and child doing we'll and
the father happy.
Jesse Peaslee came in from Bristol
Friday and returned Saturday with
a load of supplies for his boarding
house at that place.
Chas. Garrison has fitted himself
out with four horse outfit and is
hauling wood. Chas. says he must
make stake to go north on, not to
Klondike though.
j. A. Nesbitt and wife took in
Eagle Valley Sunday, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Francis, who have
just returned from three months
visit to Ireland.
Teams passed through here on
Saturday on their way to Clevelands
ranch in White Pine Co. 1t was a
party Of surveyors, and it is under
stood that they will run line from
some where near the ranch to Deep
Greek.
Chief Engineer West OF the Utah
l. Pacific is an obliging railroad
man. Although the train is sched-
uled to leave Uvada at 2;15: if he
knows one is coming and will be an
hour late, he will hold the train and
make up time by giving you light.
ming ride to Milford.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Emmett
came in on the Sunnyside stage
Fridy evening, and took the stage
for Bullionville Saturday morning
to serve papers on John Simpson,
Chairman of the Board of Commits
sioners, in the case of the Bondhold
ers VS.. Lincoln County.
1t is reported that Mr.. William
Nesbitt of Tintic is coming to Deer
lodge to take charge of the Lund
and Campbell group of mines. Mr..
Nesbitt is a first class miner and has
had charge of many mining proper
ties in Utah, having at one time
charge of nearly all the mines at Sill
YER Reef.
The Deseret Telegraph Co. has a
force of men out repairing the line.
They have been ont nine weeks from
Juab. They report the line having
been in very bad condition between
Panaca and Hebron, but is now in
good repair. They cut out the Office
at Bullionville and removed the in
struments and supplies, taking them
with them.
The new postal money orders have
been issued. Besides giving receipts
to the remitter, the postmaster is
saved great deal of work by car
bombed paper in filing the order
advice. BY the same operation the
essential particulars, being the nam,
Of payee, date, amount, and place O
payment, are duplicated or repro
duced, and made to appear in tn,
advice precisely as in the order.
In another column we print tn,
decision of the Supreme Court il
the tax suit. The suit was brough
to COMPEL the Commissioners t.
levy the forty-fve cent interest ia
provided by law; the time the regu
lar levy was made the Commission
ers failed to do SO, for the reason the
commended that the statute of limits
ton ran against the bonds and sal
interest could not be collected. Th
Supreme Court ruled different an
the Commissioners made the levy {
forty Eve cents last Monday
Murray Clay, son of Mrs. Ce
Newell. left for Reno Universit
Saturday morning. Murray too
along ..is baritone, and no doul
viii be a member OF the Universit
band. as he is one of the best PLAY
ers Of the band here, and he hi
shown such marked improvement
for the short time he has practice,
We predict that he will be on
Of the best players in the band. 4
10 . bright boy aud II he shows q
much improvement in his studies 1
hs has ia the musical line he wi
make the stndnts in his class rust
10 keep him from being at the heat
We wish you success, Murray. in a
your undertakings.