The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-11-09
Local and Personal


about ten days to spend a vaca-
ton in the southland.
I0sT-A roid bad necklaces. Finder viii con-
fer favor BY leaving same at this office and re-
GIVE reward.
Sheriff Smith, ]. A. Denton,
c. w. Patterson and Mayor Gull
verweIl were Caliente visitors at
the countyseat this week.
Nov /. the time 70 store your winter fuel. De-
HvsFsd alrsady cut. sl2 per cord.
If you need your clothing
cleaned. repaired and pressed,
we have a first class tailor at
the Leader Clothing Store.
Have your wood delivered, cut any length de-
sired; fun measurement and the price most rea-
soaahla.
Mrs. Henry Eilers left for Los
Angeles Wednesday morning,
and viii join her husband at that
point, where they will make
their future home.
The Leader Clothing Store has received ~
line Of Ladies' fall and winter hats Call a"d {
anime.
The sheriff's Office turned into
the county treasury SIS, ITO, being
fees and licenses collected in the
county during the month of Oc-
tober. A large increase in the
license business is reported by
this Office.
Leave your wood orders at Hodges Cook Co.'S
store. Hammond 4 Fuller.
The L. E. Shelton Lumber
company have received several
large consignments of lumber
during the week, and from the
appearance of the yard one would
conclude that anything desired
in the lumber line could be got
ten there.
N. P. Epson, cashie r of the
First State Bank of Beaver Coun-
ty. situate at Beaver City, Utah,
and largely interested in our To-
cal institution, was visitor here
this week looking over the affairs
of the Bank of Phoebe Inc.
H. M. Lansdowne of the firm
of Lansdowne & Drill, civil and
mining engineers, returned this
week from quite a extended trip
to Los Angeles.
Sam Castleberry, representing
the New York Home Life Insur-
ance company, was here during
the week, interviewing our resi-
dents with a view of adding
more policy holders to his COM
pany's list here.
A. F. Schneider general man.
ager, and Mr.. Bergin, secretary
and treasurer of the Nevada
Utah corporation, have been in
Phoebe the past week looking
over the extensive holdings of
the said corporation at this place.
A very pleasant surprise party
was rendered Mrs Henry Eilers
and Miss Hastings by a large
number of their friends Tuesday
evening. A delicious luncheon
had been prepared by the lady
members of the party, which
was served during the evening:
Games and amusements were in
dulged in, and all present seemed
to have enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
China Dick, a Chinaman who
has been known in this district
since the early '7Os, and at one
time one of the leading restau-
rant owners here, returned from
a visit to China the fore part of
the week. Dick left here some
few years ago, expressing at that
time a determination never to
return, but the call of the west
ern life and early associations
We're too strong, and he has
again decided to make Phoebe
his home.
The coroners jury empanelled
by Coroner C. w. Garrison con-
sisting Of ]. S. Free, L. F. Peer,
w B. Rollins, J.. P. Fitzgerald,
D. c. Mahedy and R. Fisher, to
inquire into the cause Of the
death Of E., E. Henniefer who
was killed in No. l shaft, re-
turned a verdict releasing the
Nevada-Utah Corporation from
responsibility in the matter, also
VIM. D. Price, the engineer on
duty at the time, and defined the
cause Of death as being purely
accidental.