The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-20

The mails have been very ir-
regular the past week, due
mainly to some difficulty on the
railroad.
Nevada wall. guide and sketch maps at the
Phoebe Drug Co.
The social dance given last
evening in Thompson's hall was
we'll attended and everyone pres
ent seemed to enjoy themselves.
This week ]. F. Roeder pur-
chased from H. w. Turner, as adj
ministrator of the estate of
Louis Betz, deceased, nine lots
in Phoebe.
LOST Black covered check book Walker Bros
Bank. Salt Lake City. Utah. between the Smile
house and Silver Park. liberal reward will be
paid for return the RECORD office. Phoebe. Ne
vnda.
John H. Deck, painter and
paper hanger, is kept busy these
days, giving the different resi-
dences and business houses
about town, their new spring
coat.
Ice cream at the Drug Store. Saturday and SUN
day.
E. f. Prudential, one of
Pioche's leading mining men,
and who has done more to bring
the merits of Phoebe before the
mining public than any other
one man, returned from New
York Sunday. Mr.. Freuden-
thai has been in the East for
some weeks, attending to min
ing matters of considerable inn
portance. When seen by a rep
J resentative Of this paper, ne
stated that he had nothing to
say for publication at present,
would have some interesting
news for our readers in the near
future.
Fine line Of candles just received at the Drug
Store
An appeal is being taken in
the case of C. A. Short and H.
R. Elliott, administrator of the
estate of C. w. Elliott, deceased,
pltffs. VS.. r. M. Johnson, deft.,
to the Supreme Court of this
State. This case was tried out
the district court, and a decree
rendered by Judge Brown, in
which the plaintiffs were given
a third interest in the property,
G. Pray Smith a third and the
defendant a third. The suit
was originally brought to quiet
title to the Snowflake group of
claims in Eagle Valley Mining
District. There is quite an ar
ray of legal talent on both sides. |
A fine selection of razors. strOps and sOaps at
Phoebe Drug Store.
Mr.. John w. Telford, formerly
of Las Vegas and with large
property interests in that section
was in town during the fore
part of the week. The purpose
of Mr.. Telford's visit was to
look up the situation in relation
to the feasibility of erecting a
large first-class hotel. Mr.. Tel
ford expressed himself as well
pleased with the outlook and
the result may be a hotel of the
character above mentioned,
erected on the Scott corner
Main and Meadow Valley streets.
This will result, if certain ar
rangements can be made, as Mr..
Telford has the financial end of
the transaction assured, and
there only remains the purchas-
ing of the ground.
Leave your wood orders at Hodges-COok Co.'S
store. Hammond 4 Fuller.
Prof. Gordon True of the ex-
pertinent station of the Univer-
sity of Nevada, has just COM
pleted series of experiments,
which means a great deal to the
State of Nevada, says the Love-
lock Tribune. He has demon
strated that winter barley can
be planted on the deserts and in
the unirrigated valleys of Ne
vada in the early fall and make
the land that produces nothing
but sagebrush and bunch grass.
yield thousands of bushels of
frst-class barley. He has ex-
perimented with two kinds of
barley and has been successful
with both kinds. The beardless
barley grows rapidly and will
Weld more than 35 bushels to