The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-26


morning. 1t was cold one.
A new school district will b,
formed at Crescent in the southern
part Of the County.
Six teams loaded with lumber fol
the Nevada Utah Company came in
Tuesday from Modena.
The Band boys keep steadily al
practice aud much improvements is
shown 1t has been increased by
the addition of two new members.
II the weather continues as it has
been the past three days, there viii,
some show of the water mains
thawing out in the. Main Streets.
The water brigade was in evil
dence Monday when a shortage OF
water was apparent on account OF
the leak in the pipes
The water pipe broke the 9th, r
side Of the summit Sunday night,
but was soon repaired on Monday
by Will Clark.
The Stork stopped at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Price
Tuesday and left an eight pound
boy for them 10 take care Of and
give paternal affection. Both are
happy over the visit.
Articles of incorporation of the
Lucky Dutchman Mining and De-
velopment Company were filed with
the County Recorder during the
week. lie Company owns claims
in Crescent and will develop the
SINE.
Sleighriding and coasting are all
"the go" for an evening pass time
at the present. Bells could be
heard iingling until eleven O'Clock
lst Sunday night. Evidently tie
parties We're enjoying themselv, g
greatly.
Suit was commenced in the Dis
trict Court Wednesday by the Baer
Bros Mercantile Company, VS. j. d.
Douglass OF Las Vegas for the re-
covery of the sum of $363.2l for
goods sold him.
VIM. Dwyer former resident OF
this place came in from Salt Lake
City Monday to look over the min
ing situation here. He met many
of his old time friends aud the
pleasure Of renewing acquaintance
was most pleasing.
The impromptu dance given Fri
day night was a very enjoyable
affair. Music was good aud as
naw innovation supper was served
at Mrs. Towers. 1t was very
pleasant after dancing for three
hours to step into pleasing dining
room and sit down to repast as
those who were fortunate enough to
take in the dance had an sppoltu-
nifty to enjoy Surely the dancers
are to be congratulated that their
wants were supplied in such a nice
manner.
Monday must have been the cold
est day of the season according to
what Superintendent W. HI. Clark
of the Water Company says. On
that day he took his small buggy to
&c out on the pipe line to repair a
leak in the hollow below the Half
Moon mine, aud he says it was so
cold that it froze the axle grease on
the spindIes of his buggy solid SO
that the wheels would not turn
round. and he had to make a fire
melt smnw and thaw out the grease
before he could start for home.
Miss Ada Thompson. daughter Of
Mrs. w. Thompson and sister OF
Chas. and Frank Thompson of the
Thompson Cos, store, wan mar
risd in Salt Lake City Wednesday
evening at the residence of her
mother to Curtis v. Warren. Miss
Ada was born aud raised here while
Curtis although mostly raised in
this place was born in Eagle Valley.
Their many friends nere wish til, m
All the JOY that life can afford. and
the young couple have all the prom
lee OF bright future Gull OF h.ppi-
ness beiors them. Miss Ada il a
charming girl and the REcoRD ex-
iendn congratulations TO ths happy
mir.