The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-16
Local and Personal


Gated on Main street opposite
Lacour.
Remember, at the Basket Party
Monday evening next, the sale
price will go to the lady furnish
ing the lunch basket.
Will the present Lincoln County
bond holders surrender their old
bonds in exchange for the new
issue? Ask Whittemore.
D. A. Bruce and M. L. Bruce,
contractors and builders from
Butte, Montana, arrived here
this week and will remain per-
manently.
Postmaster Carman will soon
have all the leading magazines
and periodicals on sale, which
will be a line of goods much
needed by the reading public.
A recent arrival in Phoebe, see
ing the urgent need of sleeping
accommodations here, will erect
a tent Ids feet leng and As feet
wide and will contain 100 cots.
LOST Purse with money,
gold bracelet and nuggets.
Finder keep money but
return bracelet and mug
gets to RECORD office.
A marriage license was issued
by the County Clerk this morn
ing authorizing the marriage of
Edward ]. Deck and Esther ].
Wheeler, which takes place to-
morrow.
J. A. Nesbitt sold this week,
lot twenty-seven, block twenty
five and lot twelve, block twenty
four, on Cedar street, to DIR. w.
w. Stockham; Mr.. Nesbitt also
sold lot thirty-three, block thirty
four on McCannon street, to Mrs.
Mary Jones.
From the incorporators, F. r.
McNamee, Henry Lee and John
G. Brown, the good news is given
that their bank will be open for
business just as soon as the bank
fixtures and safes can be shipped
in and placed. Their location of
business will be in the brick block
corner Main ard Lacour streets.
j. w. Connell of Salt Lake, has
come to Phoebe to stay if he is
treated kindly. He has opened
a general repair shop, and con-
tract work, from laying water
mains to cleaning ladies' or gents
clothes. He will shortly have a
first class tailoress to do his tailor
work, but in the meantime will
do the tailor work and all plubm-
ing himself. Call. at the old
Brewey saloon building.
A telegram was received by
District Attorney Chas. Lee
Horsey on Thursday stating that
a burglary had been committed
in Caliente. From meagre de-
tails at hand we learn, that rail-
road cars were broken into and
goods stolen. One of the parties
have been apprehended with
good prospects of locating the
others. The District Attorney
left for Caliente this morning to
assist in the conducting of the
preliminary hearing of the ac-
cused.
Thursday evening George
Reid, opened up to the public
a saloon business in the
Eiler building. This place has
been closed since John G. Brown
moved to his corner location.
Mr.. Reid has experienced con-
siderable difficulty in getting his
supplies here owing to the
scarcity of teams hauling from
Modena, Utah. However many
friends were present to assist
Mr.. Reid in the opening, and to
wish him success in his venture
here. Good music was dispens-
ed throughout the evening and a
general good time had.
Business at the Lincoln County
Assay Office is booming. If any
one doubts the great resources of
Phoebe and the Ely Mining Dis
trict and surrounding country,
the ore sampled at Arbogast's
will convince them all. Lyndon
ore, just promoted by the Freu-
denthals, that goes 1116 ozs silver
to the ton, Last Chance at High
land 300 to 400 ozs silver and so