The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-05
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


prizes ut the California State Fair
The last of the coin presses at the
Carson mint has been shipped to
New Orleans.
Candelaria, formerly the most
fiourishing town in Esmeralda coun-
ty, is now deserted village.
VIM, Mathews, Joe Davis, Arthur
Lee, Bill Atchison and Allen Nelson
we're up from Panaca on Monday on
various items of business.
Since the first of the year 434 per-
sons have been married in Reno,
and of this number, all but 80 coup
les have come from California.
The opinion of the Supreme Court
in the Governorship contest was pub
lished by the Carson Appeal, and oc-
cupied thirteen columns of the paper.
Two years assessment work may be
done on claims at one time by per-
forming half the work in December
and the remaining 800 worth in
January.
The dryness of the past summer
may result in early fall storms. If
not however, we may be on the verge
of several months superb weather.
The most active volcano in the
world is Mount Sangay, 1880 feet
high. 1t is situated on the eastern
chain of the Andes, South America,
and has been in constant eruption
since 1928.
T. j. Osborne returned from Salt
Lake on Sunday. Mrs. Osborne
remained in the city to be in attend
ance for few weeks on her daugh-
ter Amy who is undergoing medical
treatment.
The State Board of Equalization
has started on its tour of inspection
of the revenues of the several count
les in the State, and will meet with
the Board of County Commissioners
of each county.
The Eagle valley school opened on
Monday. Miss Maud Thompson of
Reno has been engaged for the term.
Miss Thompson is graduate of the
State University and comes highly
recommended in the qualities neces-
sary to make good teacher.
This week has been made up of
the weather that makes this section
of the country talked about every
year. The pity is that the country's
resources are not developed more
generally so that thousands more
people could be living hereabouts to
enjoy it.
The number of children enrolled
at school this week reaches 40. This
is more than it was thought would
attend and the school trustees have
been asked to arrange for an assist.
tant teacher so that the children may
not be neglected through being fore
ed into too few classes The revenues
TO the School District are smaller
now than for some years past how
ever and it is not desired to rur
beyond the Districts present income
A number of years ago it used t,
be necessary for young man to g
through as much formality in asking
his girl to go to party as it is nov
to get money coming to you from tn
government but everything is chang
ed. If q man telephones a neighbo
to send their boy over to tell Susan
nah, next door, that he will call 70
her that evening to take her to
party, he finds when he calls that 81
sannah is ready and tickled to deatt
Men are scarce. and Susannah feel
proud If she gets man without dc
ing any chasing for him.-Atchiso
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