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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
4
Social happenings in Pioche include the Eta Ball on March 17 and a Thompson’s Hall dance last evening. Mrs. Wm. Locke visited from Royal City. Mrs. J.D. Campbell hosts the Ladies Guild meeting next Thursday. Local business, governance, and infrastructure updates cover Elisor appointments, county commissioners’ meeting notices, and Main Street crosswalk concerns.
Notice of property forfeiture tied to labor agreement and mining claims in Lincoln and Nye Counties Nevada. Documents reference certificates and annual expenditures, with parties directed to contribute proportional share or face statutory seizure.
Pupils of the department organized a surprise party for Jesse Simmons on Thursday evening. The event began with a summons to the school room on a business pretext, then delighted him with joyful amusements and a luncheon prepared by the students.
A damaged OCR fragment refers to property forfeiture in Lincoln County, mentioning public publication, dates around 1900s era terms, and references to estates and a U.S. state. It lists names and legal phrasing about sale and publication, with unclear dates and entities. The passage appears to describe a legal notice about property forfeiture and publication requirements.
Mrs John Ewing and Mrs B O Ellsworth hosted the Hiawatha Whist Club at the latter's home for the final February game series. Prizes went to the top and bottom monthly averages among ladies and gentlemen. E E Fuller topped the gentlemen's scores, Mrs James Hulse led the ladies, and Mrs Jesse Simmons and Dean Breeze posted the most test games.
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